SHALIACH NEWSLETTER - B'rit Hadasha Messianic Jewish Synagogue, Memphis, TN

B'rit Hadasha
Messianic Jewish Synagogue

6320 Quail Hollow Rd.
Memphis, TN 38120
(901) 685-9267 ph
(901) 763-0028 fx


Weekly Torah Study
Saturdays, 9am


Shabbat Worship
Services
 Saturdays, 10:30am
Nursery & Children's 
classes available


Office hours:
Mon. 1-5pm
Tues.- Fri. 9am-5pm

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April 2006 BRITbits Newsletter- WEB EDITION
COMMUNITY PASSOVER SEDER APRIL 14TH Get your tickets now! B'rit Hadasha's annual Community Passover seder will take place Good Friday, April 14th, 2006 at 6:30pm at the Woodland Hills Grand Ballroom. This special evening celebrates the deliverance of the ancient Israelites from Egyptian bondage by the blood of a lamb, but for us we also celebrate our deliverance from the bondage of sin made possible by the Lamb of God (Yeshua/Jesus the Messiah). You can get more information, order tickets, or get maps/directions at our Passover website, www.PassoverMemphis.com.The deadline is fast approaching, and all tickets must be purchased in advance. If you plan to attend and have not sent your payment, we must receive your money by Sunday, April 9th. You won't want to miss this exciting and joy-filled evening. Come celebrate your deliverance!
BRIT HADASHA TO HOST ZEMER LEVAV APRIL 22ND Concert planned for 7pm that evening Zemer Levav (Song of the Heart) will be with us on Saturday, April 22nd. They will share some of their music in the morning service (10:30am) and present a concert that evening at 7pm. This is the second time for B'rit to host this charming family of talented musicians. They have a rich, Mediterranean sound and a love for Yeshua. Come bring the family for a delightful evening of worship in song! To learn more about Zemer Levav, visit their website at www.zemerlevav.net
WHAT'S NU ? March was a special month at B'rit Hadasha as we set aside that time for prayer, fasting, and hearing God. Rabbi Gary shared a 4-part series of messages entitled "Hearing God", and many in the congregation followed along through a book by the same title. Special times of intercession were held for the Jewish people worldwide, and we celebrated the festival of Purim (Lots) which is recorded in the book of Esther. We held a Hebrew language workshop and continued our 9-week Bible study class on Iggeret Ya'akov (the book of James). Special evening praise services were also held. In April we will conclude our James study, celebrate Passover and the resurrection of Messiah, enjoy a concert by Zemer Levav, and take time to remember the Holocaust.