Yom Kippur is considered the holiest day of the year. We come before God as innocent little children seeking forgiveness in His loving arms. We wear white to symbolize that though our sins be as scarlet they shall be white as snow (Isaiah 1:18). This is the promised fulfilled in...
This is going to be a great event! Come hear the shofar blown as it is done in congregations all over the world. The shofar is symbolic of the Voice of the Lord. We are excited to rejoice as the call of the shofar is said to send confusion into...
This is going to be a great event! Come hear the shofar blown as it is done in congregations all over the world. The shofar is symbolic of the Voice of the Lord. We are excited to rejoice as the call of the shofar is said to send confusion into...
Let your light shine before men…” – Matt. 5:16 We will have a joyous time rejoicing in the Lord for the Light of Messiah that continually shines on us. What a privilege to be in His presence! We will eat fried food: latkes, jelly donuts, and some healthier options. We...
Beginner Hebrew Classes Have you ever wanted to learn the language of the Bible? Join us for this beginner’s Hebrew class where you will learn conversational Hebrew and develop a stronger vocabulary for the most widely used Biblical words. This is a 13-week course of live instruction with all materials...
We will be having some refreshments. Bring your Bible, paper, pen and a heart ready to receive from God’s Word through the anointing of the Holy Spirit. It should be a blessed time of worship, study and prayer. Come with expectation!
We will be having some refreshments. Bring your Bible, paper, pen and a heart ready to receive from God’s Word through the anointing of the Holy Spirit. It should be a blessed time of worship, study and prayer. Come with expectation!
We will be having some refreshments. Bring your Bible, paper, pen and a heart ready to receive from God’s Word through the anointing of the Holy Spirit. It should be a blessed time of worship, study and prayer. Come with expectation!
Join us for a “nosh” or a bite to eat after our weekly Shabbat services. Every week from 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm, we break bread together and enjoy a time of fellowship sharing the week’s events. It is a great time to meet new people and reconnect with old...
