Your first visit should feel comfortable and unhurried. Here is what to expect.
Saturday Service Flow
2:30 PM
Messianic Music and Dance
We begin with music and Israeli dance. You are welcome to join or simply watch.
3:00 PM
Traditional Mincha Service
The Mincha service includes Hebrew and English prayer, Torah reading, and blessings.
4:30 PM
Interactive Scripture Discussion
We study the weekly Torah portion, Haftarah, and Brit Chadashah together, with room for questions.
What You'll Experience
Hebrew & English
Services blend Hebrew prayers with English explanations. Prayer books provided with transliteration.
Joyful Music
Contemporary Israeli and Messianic songs with guitar, keyboard, vocals, and congregational dance.
Torah Reading
Weekly Torah portion read in Hebrew with English translation and commentary.
Discussion Time
Interactive study where questions are welcomed and insights are shared together.
Practical Information
What to Wear
- Casual to semi-formal attire
- Modest clothing preferred
- Men may wear kippah (optional for visitors)
- Comfortable shoes for dancing
What's Provided
- Siddur (prayer book) with transliteration
- Torah reading handouts
- Visitor welcome packet
- Explanation of customs and prayers
First-Time Visitor Tips
- Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to get settled
- No Hebrew is required. Transliteration and English explanations are provided
- Participate at your own pace
- Stay after the service to meet the community
- No advance notice is needed