Why does Messianic Judaism matter, and what does it have to do with Christians? We are exploring these questions in our current study using David H. Stern’s book, Restoring The Jewish of The Gospel.
Call 928-580-6285, or email kayumahavurah@gmail.com to reserve your seat at the discussion table.
Rest is what Shabbat is all about.
We rest. We trust in God to provide for us (with no help from us).
It’s one day. Let’s greet Shabbat together.
Champion Church nursery room
6:30pm – 8:30pm Fridays
3625 S Avenue 5 E Yuma, AZ
Call 928-580-6285 for more information
Need rest? Greet Shabbat with us.
6:30pm-8:30pm Fridays (in the nursery room)
3625 S Avenue 5 E, Yuma AZ 85365
A PDF of the schedule is downloadable here: 2015-2016 Parashiot
We will continue with Rabbi Barney Kasdan’s book “God’s Appointed Customs.”*
10/23/15 Tzitziyot, The Fringes [on the prayer shawl]
10/30/15 Kippah, The Head Covering
11/06/15 T’fillin, The Phylacteries
After that, we will begin a study of Jewish History:
11/13/15 Jamie Cowen’s Jewish History DVD Course (22 Sessions)
This course covers a period of approximately 3500 years of Jewish history and is presented by Rabbi Cowen from the perspective of history as shaped by God’s purposes for mankind. Rabbi Cowen offers a God-centered, faith-based look.
*Note – The Jewish customs study is held as a discussion format in which everyone shares their comments and questions about the week’s reading. Comments will include your responses to the material, such as, how is it helpful—or not; is it insightful; how does it relate to your relationship with God, etc. Questions will be directed toward gaining clarity of the reading material. Rabbit trails are discouraged.
Where: Champion Church, 3625 S Avenue 5E (Preschool Nursery Room) Yuma, AZ
When: 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Fridays
For more info, contact us at kayumahavurah@gmail.com
“Death and Mourning” sounds like a pretty depressing topic to most of us, but it’s actually a very rich and beautiful time of transition when handled supportively. The Jewish customs for coping with the loss of a loved one are extremely tender. I wish I’d known about them when my Dad passed away. It would have given me a secure, loving framework for working through my grief. Join us tonight for our study, Death and Mourning. Email kayumahavurah@gmail.com for details.
