By Messianic we mean that we are Jews and non-Jews who have accepted Yeshua (Jesus) as Messiah and Savior of Israel and the nations. We believe He sacrificed Himself to atone for our sins.
By Jewish we mean that we strive to live a Jewish lifestyle in our homes and congregation based first and foremost on biblical instruction and secondly on the traditions of our ancestors. We have not abandoned our Jewish identity or cultural expression because of our faith in Messiah Yeshua.
By Congregation we mean that we are a body of people from many different ethnic, social and religious backgrounds who have been brought together by our faith in the God of Abraham and are committed to one another. It is our desire to be a spiritual, emotional and social support to one another. We recognize that as a Jewish congregation we are a unique expression of the larger congregation of believers in the Messiah.
Taste of Torah – Parsha Shemot – First Aliyah
January 12, 2023 Posted By: bethemanuel Word from Rabbs No comments yetBe encouraged by Rabbi Carol’s Taste of Torah on Parsha Shemot. She encourages us that even when the enemy comes against us, we can be strong and powerful.
Week of Prayer – January 1 – 7, 2023
January 2, 2023 Posted By: bethemanuel Uncategorized No comments yetThis week we join other believers across this nation and around the world in prayer for an awakening to take place in our personal lives, our communities, our nations and the world. Our theme verse is “After they prayed, the place where they were meeting was shaken. And they were...
Counting the Omer – A season of anticipation
April 20, 2022 Posted By: bethemanuel Word from Rabbs No comments yetAfter the resurrection of Mashiach on Yom HaBikkurim, Yeshua spent 40 days appearing to His talmidim and teaching them from the Tanach. The talmidim of Yeshua, being observant Yehudim, would have been counting the Omer with a renewed anticipation and excitement. After all their Master, Messiah and King had...