What to Expect
We’re looking forward to meeting you.
SHABBAT IS FOR YOU
In our liturgical service, you will experience a variety of worship styles such as clapping (Psalm 47:1) and lifting of hands in praise to Adonai (Psalm 63:5). All forms are part of traditional Jewish celebratory praise (Psalm 150) just like Yeshua did, that helps lead people into a deeper worship experience. You’ll also hear a Biblical based message from our Rabbi taken from both the Tanak and the Brit HaDasha (Old and New Covenants).
Shabbat is a beautiful time of rest, worship, and fellowship. Come worship with us and be transformed by the power of the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit).
After the Shabbat liturgy service, we have Oneg (a fellowship meal), we eat and spend time together!
“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!
“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.