Congregations/Synagogues

Beit Yashua of DFW is a congregation focused on family restoration, equipping YHWH's people for the restoration of all things( Acts 3:21), and teaching and living according to the ancient paths.

You are welcome for prayers, breaking bread, fellowship, and study of G-d's Word in the Torah pointing to YESHUA as the promised Messiah (Acts 2:42, 3:26). 

We meet on the 24th floor every Shabbat from 10:30 AM to 6:30PM.

Please contact Bro. Antonio S. Basa for more details.

This is a place of fellowship for like-minded believers who accept Yeshua as Messiah and understand the Torah of Adonai is still valid today.

Beit Yeshua is one of a number of Messianic Fellowships which have been springing up in Great Britain recently.

We are a group of Jews and Gentiles who worship the God of Israel and believe in Yeshua (Jesus), the promised Messiah and Saviour.

We believe and acknowledge all the Jewish scriptures: the Tanakh (Torah, Prophets and Writings) and the Brit Chadasha (the New Covenant).

For further information on meetings contact Laurence Levine on 0191 477 3664

Beit Zayit is a healthy Messianic congregation, currently meeting in the Verona Community Center located in Verona, Virginia.

As a congregation, we are dedicated to the Great Commission of Yeshua as expressed in Matthew 28:18-20, as well as Romans 1:16, which states: “For I am not ashamed of the Good News, since it is G_d’s powerful means of bringing salvation to everyone who keeps on trusting, to the Jew especially, but equally to the Gentile.” (CJB)

Shalom! Beit HaDerekh is a Messianic Congregation located in Midland-Odessa, TX.

In Hebrew, “Beit HaDerekh” means “House of the Way”, echoing Yeshua’s statement, “I am the Way, the Truth and the Life.” (John 14:6). We meet on Shabbat (Saturdays) at 10:30am, and are located between Midland and Odessa on Highway 191.

We welcome all who desire to know the G-d of Israel in a closer way, believing in the King Messiah Yeshua (Jesus of Nazareth), and who desire to learn to walk in His Torah.

We have a Shacharit service on the 2nd and 4th Shabbat of each month using the Complete Artscroll siddur(Ashkenazi).The service is led in English, with Hebrew highlights. Shacharit is followed by a Torah reading service, if we have a minyan, and then oneg. After oneg we have a time of discussion and teaching. Isaiah 58:13-14

Men cover their heads and take the opportunity to use a tallit, if available, to keep the commandment of wearing tzitzit on the corner of the garment. Married women usually follow the Orthodox tradition of wearing a head-covering during prayer. We dress with modesty and respect for the King of the Universe. If you are coming to oneg, please bring a kosher dish for your family and others to enjoy.

If you are interested in visiting Bella Torah, please RSVP through our Meetup group, since we are a home fellowship with limited space.

We are Jewish and Gentile believers in Yeshua (Jesus), the Messiah of Israel, who recognize and value the Jewish origins of our faith and desire to study, worship, and present Him to the world in the Jewish context in which He came. We gather together weekly on Shabbat mornings for Hebraic worship, Biblical teaching from a Jewish perspective, Davidic dance, and caring fellowship.

All are welcome!

“Benei Avraham” means “Children of Abraham” and comes from the verse in Torah that states the promise from God to Avraham Avinu (Our Father Abraham): “I will multiply thy seed as the stars of heaven, and will give unto thy seed all these lands; and by thy seed shall all the nations of the earth bless themselves.” Bereshit (Genesis) 26:4

Our mission is to share the message of Torah and the Jewish Yeshua (Jesus) and create a thriving community of Torah-observant talmidim (disciples) of Yeshua.

Berit Olam 'Everlasting Covenant' is a Messianic Fellowship believing that Yeshua, called Jesus in the Greek translatin, is the Messiah foretold in the Scriptures of the Bible.

Our beliefs are rooted in the Hebrew faith as preserved for us in the ancient writings of the Old Testament and quoted repeatedly by the Disciples and Yeshua Himself.

Judíos Mesiánicos unidos en la Torá de Maran Rabeinu Yeshúa Melej HaMashiaj! Besorah Ha Torá, Mensaje de la Torá; somos una congregación observante a la Torá, localizada en la ciudad de Bogotá, Colombia.

We believe the purpose of our Congregation is to glorify The Creator, and teach our members about our Awesome Creator. They can glorify Him by living righteous lives. We desire people to experience the joy of knowing The Creator from the “Hebraic” perspective. We know that “acting” more Jewish will not make us any more Holy, but having the same “attitude” as the Greatest of all Jews will.

Bet Echad is een plaats van ontmoeting waar Joodse en niet-Joodse gelovigen Jesjoea als Messias belijden.

Jew and gentile worshipping together.

Fue fundada el 20 de enero de 1994 por un pequeño grupo de judíos creyentes en Yeshúa como el Mesías de Israel. Desde su inicio, hemos sido guiados por el Rúaj Hakodesh para hacer de Kehilá Bet El Shadai una Comunidad Judía Mesiánica que construye el Reino de Elohim localmente, uniendo los esfuerzos de todos sus miembros, sin distingos de raza, nacionalidad o posición social para edificarnos mutuamente y reflejar el carácter de nuestro Mesías, observando la Torá de acuerdo a Su correcta interpretación y fijando como objetivo principal que Israel sea 'luz para el mundo' y 'sal de la tierra'.

We are a mishpocha (family) made up of Jewish and non-Jewish people that love the G-d of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. We believe what G-d said through the Jewish prophets to the people of Israel and the other nations that He would bring about salvation by atoning for their sins(rebellion against Him). We have participated in G-d's plan by accepting Yeshua's (the Messiah) atonement on our behalf.

We are a Messianic Community delving into the Scriptures using the original context that was given by our Messiah Yeshua.

Our Congregation is a mix of Jewish and Gentile believers in Yeshua (Jesus), the Messiah of Israel. We recognize and value the Jewish origin of our faith and desire to study, worship, and present Him to the world in the Hebrew context in which He came.