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.

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.

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.

During Sukkot/Shemini Atzeret we will be joining other fellowships in the area near Durham, Ontario for the week of Sukkot, we encourage you to join us on these dates. Please note services will not be held at our location during week of Sukkot and also Shmini atzeret

During Sukkot we will be joining other fellowships in the area near Durham, Ontario for the week of Sukkot, we encourage you to join us on these dates. Please note services will not be held at our location during week of Sukkot.

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.

Join us in the afternoon of October 3rd for afternoon service and to break the fast together at evening time as we enter Shabbat.

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 encourage you to meet with us in person at 2pm or alternatively though Zoom for Yom Teruah service, Please contact us for more information official@beit-yeshua.com. It is a tradition to wear white during this day.

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.

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 11:30am today for service to celebrate the feast of Shavuot. On this day we commemorate the giving of the Torah in the time of Moshe, and the giving of the Ruach in the time of the apostles.

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 11:30 am on April 24th to celebrate this High Day as we end the feast of unleavened bread. We will have a smaller service and have time to share a meal together and talk about the significance of unleavened bread.

Please join us at 11:30 am on aril 18th to celebrate the 1st high day of God’s feasts in his yearly calendar.

We will have a smaller service and have time to share a ameal togetehr and talk about the significance of unleavened bread.