What to Expect

We’re looking forward to meeting you.

SHABBAT IS FOR YOU

Shabbat is a beautiful time of rest, worship, and fellowship. You are welcome to attend our services. People from all ethnic backgrounds are welcome to worship at Beth Shalom.

Relax it is Shabbat. Come as you are. If you come from a Jewish background you will recognize many of the elements used in traditional Jewish Synagogues. If you are from a Christian background, many things will be different than what you are used to. Come anyway and learn.

“For Moses from ancient generations has had in every city those who proclaim him, since he is read in all the synagogues every Shabbat.” – Acts 15:21

KIDS NEED SHABBAT TOO!

The children join the adults for the service, and are welcome to participate in the singing, dancing, and the worship. We include the children in everything we do. Families stay together and learn God’s ways together. We expect the kids to participate in the reading of the Torah. 
 
Kids are Kids, we do expect good behavior, but we are a family. We have kids too, and our kids have just as much energy as yours. Bring em, they need to hear about Yeshua, and they need to learn the ways of God!
“You are to teach them diligently to your children, and speak of them when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way, when you lie down and when you rise up.” Deuteronomy 6:7

FOOD AND FELLOWSHIP

Our service lasts approximately two hours. This includes singing and dancing, blessings, prayers, readings of the Torah (Scripture), and drash. After all of this, we are hungry. So we eat, we have a Shabbat Oneg (fellowship meal).

*Drash – The word drash derives from lidrosh, which means to seek. Drash seeks a resolution of aspects of the verse beyond that which the pshat (basic literal meaning) requires; usually moral implications. 

Weekend Service Times & Location

WEEKEND SERVICE TIMES
Saturday at 11:00 AM
 
 
CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM
10580 Atomic Road, North Augusta, SC 29841