Our Shabbat School meets every Saturday, starting after the conclusion of the Torah Service portion of our Worship Service (usually between 11:30 and 11:40 am). This lets the children participate in praise & worship with their families, as well as the Torah Service itself, before we pray for them and they head over for their weekly lesson and activities (and snack). Children age 4 through 11 are welcome in our Shabbat School.
This year we are following along with the Torah Portions each the week. We have fun adding characters to our Tree of Life and places to our Bible map as we engage in the interactive lesson and reinforce what we are learning with games, crafts, and fun activities.
Here’s what is coming up in Shabbat School—
Trusting the LORD
Last week in our Shabbat School, we learned about how Adonai provided for B’nei Yisrael in the wilderness with manna and with water. Adonai still provides for us today! Next Shabbat we will talk about trusting Adonai even if it seems scary!
Providing for His People
Last week in Shabbat School we talked about the Aaronic Blessing found in our parashah, Nasso. This Shabbat we will learn about how Adonai always provided for His people.
Knowing G-d wants to Bless Us
Last week at Shabbat School, we learned all about the feast of Shavuot and how it teaches us about the Holy Spirit. This week, we’re excited to explore how G‑d’s blessings bring love, protection, and peace through Yeshua. Through the Aaronic Blessing, we will discover that G‑d deeply cares for us, watches over us with kindness, ...
Celebrating Shavuot
Last Shabbat School lesson we learned about how ADONAI had B’nei Yisrael organize themselves as they traveled through the wilderness. This Shabbat is a special lesson for the Festival of Shavuot.
In the Wilderness
This past week in Shabbat School, we learned about being fair and unfair to others and how when we are fair to others, we are showing that we trust ADONAI. Next week, we begin the book of Bamidbar or Numbers.
Taking Away Our Sins
In Shabbat School this last week we learned about how important being grateful is from the story of Yeshua healing ten lepers. Only one of the lepers was grateful enough to return to Yeshua and thank him. This coming Shabbat, we continue with the Torah portion that explains Yom Kippur and we learn about removing our sins.