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 - Shevat
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: Wednesday, Jan 29th
- Location: Online with Zoom
Our Events & Gatherings
Fast of Tevet
Friday, Jan 10th / the 10th of Tevet
History: The Fast of Tevat aka Asara B'Tevet occurs on the 10th of Tevet (Jan 10th) and is a minor Jewish fast day commemorating events that led to the destruction of the First Temple in Jerusalem. This day marks the beginning of the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem in 588 BCE, with the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE. This tragic event is one of the key steps in Jewish history leading to the exile of the Jewish people from their land.
Observance: Personally observed with a minor fast from sunrise-to-sunset. Work is permitted. Prayers such as the Selichot (penitential prayers) and the Aneinu during the Amidah are recited.
Readings: Ex 32:11-14 and 34:1-10
New Trees - Tu B'Shevat
Feb 13, Observed on Shabbat Oneg, Feb 15th
New Year for trees, a Jewish holiday celebrating the importance of trees and nature.
- Tu B'Shevat is mentioned in the Mishnah (Rosh Hashanah 1:1) as one of the four "New Years"
- Trees symbolize life, growth, and divine blessings. It serves as a reminder of humanity's role as stewards of the earth.
- It is customary to eat fruits associated with the Land of Israel, especially the seven species mentioned in the Torah:
- Wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates.
- Today in Israel, Tu B'Shevat has become a day for planting trees and environmental awareness. Much like our Arbor Day.
Observance: We will celebrate this day during a special Shabbat oneg with a Tu B'Shebat seder. This year will be on Shabbat, Feb 15th following our service.
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