*****Date is tentative, pending New moon observation from Israel *****We will also be holding a special celebration this Yom Teruah, we encourage you to join us for fellowship time and a BBQ dinner after service.
*****Date is tentative, pending New moon observation from Israel *****
*****Date is tentative, pending New moon observation from Israel *****
*****Date is tentative, pending New moon observation from Israel *****
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
We will celebrate on sunday May 24th at 2pm. We will meet for a multi-congregational Messianic worship at Maple Grove Christian Retreat Centre.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Please join us at 2:00 pm on April 10th to celebrate this High Day as we end the feast of unleavened bread (7th day of Chag HaMatzot). We will have a smaller service and have time to share a meal together and talk about the significance of unleavened bread.
We will also welcome the Sabbath together.
We will celebrate on sunday April 5th at 2pm. Worship to be led by HalelluYah Fellowship.
Please bring a Kosher meal to share (Biblically clean food).
Known as “First of the Harvest”, on this day we celebrate the resurrection of our Messiah!
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday). Today also coincides with the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread (CHAG HAMATZOT)
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
We will be holding our Passover Seder starting at 6pm (this is towards the end of the 14th day of the month of Aviv). Please arrive at 6pm
Please note this event is for regular attendees, if you would still like to attend please reach out to us.
To commemorate the Pesach sacrifice, it is traditional since ancient times (Including those of Messiah) to celebrate the Passover Seder at the end of the 14th of Aviv.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
“For if you remain silent at this time, relief and deliverance will arise for the Yehudim from another place …Who knows whether you have attained royal status for such a time as this?”
Book of Esther 4: 14
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
Our service commences at 11:00 am. We meet every Shabbat (Saturday).
Typically, after the service we share and enjoy "Oneg" (Shabbat Delight meal), whether that be at the our place of meeting or at each other’s homes. Following service and Oneg (around 2:00 pm) we turn our hearts to "Shabbat Tish" in a Bible study gathering where we look into our weekly Parashah (Torah portion) and during the winter months, we conclude our gathering with the Havdalah service.
