Service Times (central time)

Saturday - Shabbat Service

Main Shabbat Service: 3:00-5:30pm

  • 3:00pm  Welcome
    • Ma Tovu & Shema
    • Shofar call to Worship
  • Praise & Worship Music
  • Torah Scroll Processional
  • Torah Blessings & Parasha Drash
  • Weekly Message
  • Havdalah Closing
    • Kiddish & Blessings
    • Tithe/Offerings
    • Priestly Benediction
  • 5:30pm  Individual Prayer

Post Service Fellowship: 5:30-6:30pm

  • Each Shabbat following service
  • Oneg (Potluck Fellowship Dinner)
    • Last Shabbat of every month, unless we announce a Special Oneg.
    • Members bring biblically clean (no pork or shellfish) dishes, desserts, and snacks to share.
    • While we aim to ceate a great experience for all, we're unable to accommodate specific dietary requests. Thank you for your understanding.

Erev Rosh Chodesh - Nisan

Come! Join us in welcoming the new month together. 

We meet online on Erev Rosh Chodesh using Zoom to welcome in the new month together no matter where we are during the week.  Each new month holds a new theme that cycles annually like all the Holidays.  So come and discover what God holds for you this month by clicking on the link button at the appointed time!

 

 

  • Time: 8:00pm Zoom-Erev Rosh Chodesh
  • Date: Saturday, March 29th
  • Note: Will begin after Shabbat Service
  • Location: Online with Zoom

Our Events & Gatherings

Feast of Esther - Purim

March 13 ~ 
Celebrate on Shabbat Fiesta Oneg, Mar 15th

A joyous Biblical holiday commemorating the salvation of the Jewish people from an evil plot to annihilate them, as recorded in the Book of Esther.
Traditional celebration of:

  • Reading the Megillah (Scroll of Esther) Read once on Purim night and once during the day.
  • Mishloach Manot (Sending Gifts of Food) Giving at least tow different types of food or drink to at least one person fostering friendship and community.
  • Matanot L'Evyonim (Gifts to the Poor) Giving charity to at least two people in need ensuring everyone can celebrate.
  • Seudah (Festive Meal) Enjoying a celebratory meal, often accompanied by wine and joyous gatherings.

Observance: We will be celebrating Purim during our Shabbat Service with a Mexican Fiesta Oneg on March 15th.

Pesach (Passover) Seder

Saturday Evening on April 12th @ 7:00pm

One of the most important Biblical holidays, commemorating the Israelites' exodus from Egypt.


The Seder (Ritual Meal) includes:

  • Held on the 14th of Nisan (April 12th), between the evenings,  Leviticus 23:5
  • Our Seder follows the Haggadah (Order of service) retelling the Exodus story through an informative fun presentation and participation for all ages.
  • All key elements are provide:
    • Matzah (Unleavened Bread), representing the haste of the Israelites' departure.
    • Maror (Bitter Herbs), symbolizing the bitterness of slavery.
    • Charoset (Clay), a sweet mixture representing the mortar used the Israelite slaves.
    • Karpas (Parsley), dipped in salt water to recall the tears of slavery.
    • Zeroa (Shank Bone), symbolizing the Passover sacrifice of Messiah.
    • Beitzah (Egg), representing the mourning of the destroyed Temple.

Observance: We will be celebrating Pesach after our Shabbat Service at 7:00pm on Saturday, April 12th

  • RSVP limited to 60 seats and feature a complete Pesach (Passover) Seder with a 4-course catered meal.  Meal includes appetizers at each table with one bottle of wine to share (or BYOB), soup, main meal and dessert. 
  • Registration is required and a donation of $35 per person is requested to attend (children 10 or under eat free). 
  • Click Here or Scan or Press & Hold (if on your iPhone) to open QR code to be taken to our sign-up registration.

 

Last day to reserve your seat(s) is April 5th or once capacity is reached. 

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