A Vibrant Messianic Jewish Community

Welcome to B’rit Hadasha!
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Our Next Shabbat Worship Service will be
Sat, November 21st at 10:30 am

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(starts at 10:30 am CT on Saturdays)

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Study His Word with Us

Read the weekly portion (parashah) along with our community.
Join us Saturdays for Torah Study on Zoom at 9:00 am
(details are in our email newsletter).

Vayetze: Gen 28:10-32:3(2)*; Hos 12:13(12)-
14:10(9)*; Jn 1:41-51

Upcoming @ B'rit

— FOUNDATIONS NEW TESTAMENT —
Reading the B’rit Hadasha in a Year
Starts the week of Nov 8, 2026; read 5 days/week
Click here for a printable copy of the reading schedule.

Week 1: Nov 15th – Nov 21st
Read: Luke 6-10
Memorize: Matthew 5:3-4

~ Women’s Bible Study ~
Every Sunday afternoon at 1:30 pm
(in the Fellowship Hall – contact Sharelle for details)

~ 1 Samuel: G-d’s King. G-d’s Kingdom. ~
Unit I: The Birth of a Prophet
Aug 1 – A Barren Women and a Faithful God (1 Sa 1:1-28)
Aug 8 – The Song of Hannah (1Sa 2:1-10)
Aug 15 – Corrupt Priests and Faithful Servants (1Sa 2:11-36)
Aug 22 – Samuel Hears God’s Voice (1Sa 3)
Unit II – The Ark, Repentance, and Revival
Aug 29 – The Ark is Lost (1Sa 4)
Sep 5 – Dagon Falls Before the Ark (1Sa 5-6)
Oct 10 – Revival at Mizpah (1Sa 7)
Unit III – Israel Rejects God’s Kingship
Oct 17 – Give Us a King (1Sa 8)
Oct 24 – Saul’s Call (1Sa 9)
Oct 31 – Saul Anointed (1Sa 10)
Unit IV – The Rise and Fall of Saul
Nov 7 – Saul’s Finest Hour (1Sa 11)
Nov 14 – Samuel’s Farewell Address (1Sa 12)
Nov 21, 28

— NOVEMBER —
~ Monthly Kaddish ~
(for November & December)
Sat, Nov 28 (at the end of our Shabbat service)

— DECEMBER —
~ Zichron Mashiach (Remembrance of Messiah) ~
Sat, Dec 5 (at the end of our Shabbat service)

~ Chanukah Party ~
Sat, Dec 5 @ 5:00-8:00 pm
Adults: $18; Children (6-12): $10, (5 & under): free
(click here for more details and to register)

Rosh Chodesh Tevet
Thu, Dec 10

~ Monthly Oneg ~
Sat, Dec 12
(in the Fellowship Hall after Shabbat service)

~ Shabbat Service ~
Sat, Dec 19
Special Guest: Benjamin Juster, Tikkun America

~ Community Game Night ~
Sat, Dec 19 @ 6:30-9:00 pm
(in the Fellowship Hall – bring your favorite game and snacks to share)

~ Monthly Kaddish ~
(for December & January)
Sat, Dec 26 (at the end of our Shabbat service)

~ New Year’s Eve Service ~
Thu, Dec 31 @ TBD
Join us for praise & worship, prayer, and Zichron Mashiach to bring in the new year

— 2027 —
— JANUARY —
~ Zichron Mashiach (Remembrance of Messiah) ~
Sat, Jan 2 (at the end of our Shabbat service)

~ Erev Rosh Chodesh Shevat Service ~
Fri, Jan 8 @ 6:30-8:00 pm

~ Monthly Oneg ~
Sat, Jan 9
(in the Fellowship Hall after Shabbat service)

~ Community Game Night ~
Sat, Jan 23 @ 6:30-9:00 pm
(in the Fellowship Hall – bring your favorite game and snacks to share)

~ Monthly Kaddish ~
(for January & February)
Sat, Jan 30 (at the end of our Shabbat service)

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