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.
We will be holding our Passover Seder on April 13th starting at 6pm (this is towards the end of the 14th day of the month of Aviv).
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. “Tell the whole community of Israel that on the tenth day of this month each man is to take a lamb for his family, one for each household.” Exodus 12: 3
Our service commences at 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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 11:30 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 Oneg, 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.
Meet with us in person for the 8th Day of Assembly following Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles), we will be holding in person service this morning. at 11:30am. Please send us an email at eitzchaim@hotmail.com for a link to the broadcast if you are unable to attend.
The last day of Sukkot, in which we are commanded to dwell in booths.
Please see Vayikra / Leviticus 23
Today this day coincides with the regular weekly Sabbath, please join us for our regular worship service at 11:30am.
Meet with us in person for the 1st day of Sukkot, we will be holding in person service this morning. at 11:30am. Please send us an email at eitzchaim@hotmail.com for a link to the broadcast if you are unable to attend.
Leviticus 23;39-43 “‘Also on the fifteenth day of the seventh month, when you have gathered in the fruit of the land, you shall keep the feast of the Lord for seven days; on the first day there shall be a sabbath-rest, and on the eighth day a sabbath-rest. And you shall take for yourselves on the first day the fruit of beautiful trees, branches of palm trees, the boughs of leafy trees, and willows of the brook; and you shall rejoice before the Lord your God for seven days. You shall keep it as a feast to the Lord for seven days in the year. It shall be a statute forever in your generations. You shall celebrate it in the seventh month. You shall dwell in booths for seven days. All who are native Israelites shall dwell in booths, that your generations may know that I made the children of Israel dwell in booths when I brought them out of the land of Egypt: I am the Lord your God.’”
Meet with us though for Yom Kippur service, we will be holding in person service this morning at 11:30am
In addition to afflicting our souls as Biblically commanded (through a day of complete fasting), it is a tradition to wear white during this day. Come and join us, as we celebrate the great mercies of our Father as provided through he work of our Messiah (Yeshua/Jesus), as He provides the atonement for us as our High Priest.
We will meet IN-PERSON for evening service and break the fast together. This second service is in-person as well.
Our service commences at 11:30 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 Oneg, 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.
