BETH SHALOM
MESSIANIC JEWISH FELLOWSHIP
SHABBAT
Gather With Us For
WORSHIP · SCRIPTURE · FELLOWSHIP
"Know before whom you stand."
"DA LIFNEI ME ATAH OMED"
JOIN US FOR SHABBAT
Saturdays at 11:00am
Weekly Oneg (potluck) fellowship follows the service. Please bring a kosher dish to share.
Our Shabbat Service
Services involve Messianic & Jewish music, readings from the Torah/Prophets/Messianic Writings and traditional Hebrew chants (translated into English), a drash on the parashah portion or a teaching on related subjects.
If you are a newcomer, don't worry. By repetition you will be able to learn Hebrew.
Messianic Dance
Davidic Dance Praise, Worship and Warfare. We ask that, during worship, you first observe the dance before entering in so there will not be disruption to the other dancers. Everyone is welcome to join
in the Hora dance during the Torah processional.
Dance workshops will be available from time to time.
REMEMBER · RESPECT · REVERE
The following are voluntary as the Holy Spirit convicts your heart. Information concerning these subjects will be made available upon request:
Head Coverings
& Tallit
Head Coverings - Men may wear a kippah, women may wear a scarf.
Tallit - Men wear over the shoulders and cover the head at holy intimate moments with the Lord. All men are welcome to put on the tallit at the beginning of service.
Tzitzit - Fringe at the four corners of a garment. (Hem of the garment) Deut. 22:12 & Matt. 9:21
PRAYER & REVERNACE
Standing - During the Shema (Deut. 6:4), praise times and reading of the Word.
Bending the Knee - While saying "Baruch ata Adonai”, Baruch (Bless) means to kneel, to bless as an act of adoration. We bow before our King.
Kneeling – During praise times, Hebrew chants and times of repentance as convicted.
Raising Hands - Honoring G-d, submitting to His Holiness.
PRAISE & REFLECTION
Moments of Silence – Personal time to allow the Ruach HaKodesh (the Holy Spirit) to minister through revelation, repentance, prayer, encouragement with a song, a Psalm, teaching or hymn (Eph. 5:19 & Col. 3:16).
Many of these are traditions passed down from our forefathers. See 1 Corinthians 11:2 & 2 Thessalonians 2:15
CHILDREN
& FAMILIES
Children are welcome in our services. Shabbat school is available for ages 5-12 except for the last Shabbat of each month,
a cry room for nursing mothers and children 2 years old and under.
Children over bar and bat mitzvah age stay in the service with the adults.
FEAST DAYS
Special services are held each year
for the appointed times of Pesach/Passover, Unleavened Bread, Shavuot, Yom Teruah/Rosh Hashanah,
Yom Kippur, and Sukkot.
We also often gather for traditional Jewish holidays of Purim, Chanukah, and others.
Contact Us for more information.
See High Holy Days page for each
scheduled event.