We’ll be away visiting our home synagogue in San Diego on Saturday the 23rd.
Catch us again in Yuma on Friday July 29th.
Tag Archives: Kehilat Ariel Messianic Jewish Synagogue
Day Trip to KA San Diego!
Shalom! We will be visiting KA San Diego one week from this Saturday! Therefore, we will not be meeting on Friday the 22nd of June. We encourage you to make this day trip with us so you can get to know our home congregation and meet Rabbi Barney Kasdan. It’s always a fun day, with lunch at DZ Akins Jewish Deli and a visit to their Judaica gift store before heading back home. Call for more info: 928-580-6285
Address:
Kehilat Ariel Messianic Jewish Synagogue
Services: 10:30am – 1pm Saturdays
What is Messianic Judaism?
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.
February 2015 Newsletter
Preparation for our Purim play starts in February! Check out our newsletter for more details and events. Looking forward to welcoming Shabbat with you on Friday, January 30th.
Click here to download the newsletter: KA Yuma Havurah Newsletter FEB 2015
September 2014 Newsletter with High Holidays Schedule
QUESTION: What Does “K.A. Yuma Havurah” Mean?
ANSWER: The letters “K.A.” represent our membership with our home congregation, Kehilat Ariel Messianic Jewish Synagogue of San Diego, CA. And the word “Havurah” is a Hebrew word that means “fellowship, or “group”, as in a small group of like-minded friends.
Visit at Kehilat Ariel Messianic Synagogue Today
I spotted this beautiful rainbow on our way to San Diego!
Shalom Everyone,
We enjoyed our visit today with the folks at Kehilat Ariel in San Diego and wished our KA Yuma friends could have joined in the blessings of the Shabbat service. The congregation is looking forward to meeting the Yuma group during our next visit, which I anticipate will take place in June. When, during today’s Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) service Allen and I were invited to light one of eight candles in commemoration of those who perished in the concentration camps, Rabbi Barney introduced us as the couple who is starting the Yuma havurah. To my surprise, the congregation responded with applause! By this I was reminded that the KA folks are praying for us in support of our work here in Yuma. I also felt, and feel, a deep connection with the Kehilat Ariel family that I would love for you to experience too.
Therefore, I hope you will make plans to caravan with us this June as we head back to Kehilat Ariel for Shabbat service. It is a very special privilege and blessing to join with the larger community of Messianic Jews and Gentiles who love and serve the Messiah in a Jewish context!
