Need rest? Greet Shabbat with us.
6:30pm-8:30pm Fridays (in the nursery room)
3625 S Avenue 5 E, Yuma AZ 85365
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Tag Archives: Messianic Jewish Bible Study
Jewish History Course – Session 7 From The Great Revolt to the Mishnah
Missed the previous sessions? No problem, join in anytime.
TOPICS: Destruction of the Second Temple, Formation of Rabbinic Judaism, Bar Kochba Rebellion, Formation of Mishnah, Formation of Talmud.
Taught by Rabbi Jamie Cowen via DVDs, this course covers a period of approximately 3500 years of Jewish history and is presented from the perspective of history as shaped by God’s purposes for mankind. Rabbi Cowen offers an in-depth look that is purposefully God-centered and faith-based.
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
Weekly Torah, Haftarah, and B’rit Chadashah Reading Schedule
A PDF of the schedule is downloadable here: 2015-2016 Parashiot
Mikveh-Ritual Water Immersion, Erev Shabbat Bible Study 10/16/15
Learn with us about mikveh this Friday, October 16th. (Photo from Wikipedia)
- Barney Kasdan, God’s Appointed Customs, chapter 8
- Global Mikveh Directory: http://www.mikvah.org/directory
Contact us: kayumahavurah@gmail.com
Erev Shabbat Friday, October 9, 2015
This Friday evening we we will present options for studies to take up after we finish the Jewish customs. Next week, we will be learning about mikveh, widely known as baptism. Bring a nosh (optional)
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
Bible Study: Death and Mourning; It’s About Living Life to the Fullest
“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.
