SHABBAT SERVICES
What can you expect when you visit Yedidei Adonai Messianic Jewish Fellowship?
10:30 a.m. Torah/Mincha Service (liturgy)
11:45 a.m. Midrash (teaching)/Children’s Class
12:45 Hebraic Messianic Worship
1:15 Oneg (Kosher Potluck)
Our liturgical services and midrash times always include ASL interpretation and are livestreamed each week from our Yedidei Adonai Facebook page and R' Gabriel's YouTube channel, where you can also access his midrashes.
Members generally dress nicely but casual. Some men bring tallits and kippahs.
During the midrash, a designated parent takes the children to their classroom for a Torah lesson and play time. Before they are dismissed, Rabbi Gabriel will give them a brief talk and a special blessing under the tallit.
The worship service typically features familiar contemporary messianic songs from artists like Paul Wilbur, Miqedem, Ted Pearce, and some traditional Jewish songs. You will also frequently hear original music by the Lumbrosos.
After worship, we share a potluck meal called oneg. If it's you're first time, we don't expect you to bring anything. All food contributions are expected to be biblically clean, based on Leviticus 11.
Photo by Tirzah
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Torah ClubYAD Torah club meets Thursday evenings. If you'd like to join, contact us or CLICK HERE.
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Hebraic WorshipHebraic dance practice begins before Shabbat services at 9:45 a.m.
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Misc. FunCongregations that play together stay together! From bowling to campouts to Israel trips, YAD families enjoy spending time together outside of the congregation setting.
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There are also annual events to look forward to at YAD, including but not limited to:
Purim costume parties
Passover seders
Community outreach
Chanukah events
Worship concerts
Bar/Bat Mitzvahs