Welcome to B’rit Hadasha!
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Our Next Shabbat Worship Service will be
Sat, May 3rd at 10:30 am
Isaiah 61 Prayer Song
Messianic Leaders from Israel in Sde Boker
#Isaiah61 #SetTheCaptivesFree
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(starts at 10:30 am CT on Saturdays)
— KETUVIM (WRITINGS) IN A YEAR —
Reading the Ketuvim (Writings) in a Year
Starts the week of Nov 10, 2024; read 5 days/week
Click here for a printable copy of the reading schedule.
— WEEKLY —
Join us for Traditional Prayers on:
Sundays @ 8:00 am (Shacharit) and
Thursdays @ 6:00 pm (Mincha/Arbit)
Come to pray, learn, or observe.
Questions? Ask Alex
— APRIL —
Sefirat HaOmer (Counting the Omer) – Apr 14-May 31
(begins sunset of Sun, Apr 13)
~ Erev Rosh Chodesh Iyyar Service ~
Sun, Apr 27 @ 6:30-8:00 pm
— MAY —
~ Zichron Mashiach (Remembrance of Messiah) ~
Sat, May 3 (at the end of our Shabbat service)
~ Monthly Oneg ~
Sat, May 10
(in the Fellowship Hall after Shabbat service)
~ Erev Rosh Chodesh Sivan Service ~
Tue, May 27 @ 6:30-8:00 pm
~ Monthly Kaddish ~
(for May & June)
Sat, May 31 (at the end of our Shabbat service)
— JUNE —
~ Erev Shavu’ot Service ~
Sun, Jun 1 @ 6:30-8:30 pm
(Ice cream & cake Oneg following service)
~ Zichron Mashiach (Remembrance of Messiah) ~
Sat, Jun 7 (at the end of our Shabbat service)
~ Monthly Oneg ~
Sat, Jun 14
(in the Fellowship Hall after Shabbat service)
~ Erev Rosh Chodesh Tammuz Service ~
Fri, Jun 25 @ 6:30-8:00 pm
~ Monthly Kaddish ~
(for June & July)
Sat, Jun 28 (at the end of our Shabbat service)
Counting the Omer, or Sefirat HaOmer, is the holiday we celebrate starting the evening of the second night of Passover. Each evening we count the day, counting up for seven weeks (or forty-nine days) until we reach the night before the festival of Shavuot. “Then you are to count from the morrow after the Shabbat, from ...
The ‘Call’ of the Passover season… As Passover approaches, our homes begin to bustle with activity—shelves emptied of chametz, special dishes brought down from attics, and recipes passed through generations prepared once again. Yet within this physical transformation lies a deeper invitation. The same diligence we apply to sweeping away crumbs and leaven can be applicable ...
What does Purim teach us about Divine Purpose? The feast of Purim brings with it costumes and noisemakers, hamantashen and celebration, but beneath all the revelry lies one of the most profound stories of responsibility in Scripture. In our reading of the Megillah, the Book of Esther, a distinctive theme of responsibility sticks out, one woven ...
Finding the mighty and invisible hand of God… What Exactly is Purim?… Purim is a Jewish festival which commemorates the salvation of the Jewish people from annihilation in ancient Persia, as recorded in the Book of Esther. The holiday celebrates how Queen Esther and her cousin Mordecai thwarted the plans of Haman, a high-ranking official who had ...
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).
Tazria-Metzora: Lev 12:1-15:33; 2Ki 7:3-20; Mrk 1:35-45
Please continue to pray for the people of Israel and
help show the true face of Yeshua through meeting practical needs by supporting one of these trusted ministries
(links will take you to their website to donate):
Messiah’s Mandate
Reach Initiative International
King of Kings Ministries
Easter is just around the corner and we’re collecting food donations (non-perishable items, see list below) to support Kingdom Community Builders’ ministry in Orange Mound.
Bring your donations to the synagogue through the morning of Sat, April 12th.
Please bring brown paper grocery bag (double bagged for strength) filled with non-perishable food items from the list below:
Sweet Potatoes, Instant Potatoes, Rice, Macaroni & Cheese, Plain Flour and Sugar, Vegetable Oil, Brownie or Cake Mix/Frosting, Jell-O Mixes or Puddings, Cereal, Pop Tarts or Breakfast Bars, Cornbread Mix, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Cream of Chicken Soup, Chicken Bouillon, Canned Corn, Canned Green Beans, Canned Vegetables, Canned Chicken or Tuna, Canned Ravioli or Chili, Cranberry Sauce, Spaghetti/Sauce, and Kroger Gift Certificate ($30)
