Congregations/Synagogues

As a messianic congregation, we believe that the Jewish Scriptures predicted the coming of the Messiah through whom men and women could experience not only the atonement (forgiveness) of sins, but also a personal relationship with God. We believe that the Messiah is Yeshua of Nazareth.

Pastor Edward Mooney

It is our calling to be a bridge between Jew and Gentile, and to be a witness to the Jew first and equally to the Gentile (Goyim/Nations/Non-Jews). We must teach the relevance of the Tanakh, or Hebrew Scriptures (“Old Testament”) and the B'rit Chadashah (New Testament) as one continuous revelation. Our desire is to teach the rich Hebraic roots of our faith, and the Good News of Yeshua, the Messiah. He came to gather the lost sheep of Israel, and the nations of the world to know the God of Israel through His finished work as our Mediator. Our goal is to present Him in truth that we may all come to a saving knowledge of our Lord and Savior, and to provide an environment where Jewish people can remain Jewish and still seek the Messiah. (1 Timothy 2:1-5, Romans 1:16-17; 1 Cor. 7:17-20; 10:32-33)

You are invited to join Pastor Jay Howard and the entire congregation to celebrate the good News of Yeshua Messiah and the restoration of the whole House of Israel coming together in One. Pastor Howard's teachings include living in God's Kingdom instead of a religion, applying the Torah teachings to our lives today, and the character change that will set us into motion towards our next season.

Being a youth-oriented congregation, we reach out to the next generation through teachings, praise music and performing dramas. Please join us as we honor The King of Kings, Yeshua HaMashiach, serving the Durango / Four Corners / Farmington area in Colorado. Our Sabbaths are filled with worship through song, dance, congregational dance, teachings and great fellowship. Join us!

It is our calling to be a bridge between Jew and Gentile, and to be a witness to the Jew first and equally to the Gentile (Goyim/Nations/Non-Jews). We must teach the relevance of the Tanakh, or Hebrew Scriptures (“Old Testament”) and the B’rit Chadashah (New Testament) as one continuous revelation. Our desire is to teach the rich Hebraic roots of our faith, and the Good News of Yeshua, the Messiah. He came to gather the lost sheep of Israel, and the nations of the world to know the God of Israel through His finished work as our Mediator. Our goal is to present Him in truth that we may all come to a saving knowledge of our Lord and Savior, and to provide an environment where Jewish people can remain Jewish and still seek the Messiah. (1 Timothy 2:1-5, Romans 1:16-17; 1 Cor. 7:17-20; 10:32-33)

Rabbi Brian Bileci

Simchat Yeshua is a congregation of Jews and Non-Jews, gathering to worship the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and His Messiah, Yeshua (Jesus), in a mix of traditional and modern worship forms. The congregation name is Hebrew, and means 'Joy of Salvation,' which is based on Isaiah 12.3, and characterizes our reaction upon finding our Messiah.

It is our calling to be a bridge between Jew and Gentile, and to be a witness to the Jew first and equally to the Gentile (Goyim/Nations/Non-Jews). We must teach the relevance of the Tanakh, or Hebrew Scriptures (“Old Testament”) and the B'rit Chadashah (New Testament) as one continuous revelation. Our desire is to teach the rich Hebraic roots of our faith, and the Good News of Yeshua, the Messiah. He came to gather the lost sheep of Israel, and the nations of the world to know the God of Israel through His finished work as our Mediator. Our goal is to present Him in truth that we may all come to a saving knowledge of our Lord and Savior, and to provide an environment where Jewish people can remain Jewish and still seek the Messiah. (1 Timothy 2:1-5, Romans 1:16-17; 1 Cor. 7:17-20; 10:32-33)

Simchat Yisrael is a Messianic Jewish synagogue founded to assist Jewish individuals, families, and intermarried couples in worshipping the G-d of Israel and His Messiah Yeshua as Jews. We teach the history, language, culture, and traditions of our Jewish people to the congregants of Simchat Yisrael, and assist them and their families in leading Jewish lives centered in the worship of the G-d of Israel and His Messiah Yeshua.

We at Simhat Yeshua believe that :

• Yeshua (Jesus) is the long-awaited Jewish Messiah.
• There is no conflict between the Torah/Tenakh and The New Testament.
• There is a valid Jewish expressing of faith in Yeshua. Because Israel has an ongoing role in the plan of God, Jewish people must maintain a Jewish Identity, especially in light of Yeshua's Messiahship.

We believe in One God:
Yeshua (Jesus Christ) said in John 10:30: "I and My Father are one".

Yeshua (Jesus Christ)

We believe that Yeshua is the Son of God, the Messiah, the Eternal One in Whom all the fullness of the God-head dwells in bodily form. He is the Word who became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory of the uniquely begotten Son of God, full of grace and truth. (John 1: 1-14; Colossians 2:9)

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We endeavor to proclaim Messiah Yeshua in such a way as to:

• REACH (Jewish Evangelism)
• RAISE UP (Disciplemaking)
• REPLICATE (Relationships)
• RELAY (Continuity)

Standing Strong is a reminder that while living in a world, a land, a community where it is easy to give in on issues of faith, we are called to stand strongly upon His word and boldly proclaim what we believe. We are to walk out our faith, following all the teachings of the Lord, in such a way that it is obvious to the world that we are different.

Star of David Messianic Community is a Messianic Congregation in Sioux Falls South Dakota.  Rabbi David Rose is the current leader of our Community.

Succat Yeshua samenkomsten: Het pand aan het Baljuwplein 10a te Katwijk aan zee. (Bij het parkeerterreintje van Supermarkt Hoogvliet.)

The Fellowship is named Jacob's Ladder after the incident where one of the Patriarchs had a dream and then later wrestled with and had a supernatural encounter with the Living G-d. Within 'midrash' we see here the spiritual application of how we all once wrestled with the laws and ways of G-d until He changes us. Jacob was indeed a changed man, once he was a supplanter and now he was a child of the Living G-d. In Bereshith (Genesis) 32:30 we have here what scholars call a theophany, an appearing of Adonai Yeshua before His incarnation as the promised and expected Messiah of Yisrael. Jacob declares he has seen G-d face to face and his life is preserved and so he names the place Peniel. He has already in his dream in Genesis 28:12-17 been shown a stairway to Heaven (hence, Jacob's Ladder) with the angels ascending and descending, and so again we have a 'remez', a hint or picture of how Yeshua is the Way, the Truth and the Life as our Mashiach. Not only is He the Way but He is also the Gate or Door to Heaven. (John 14:6 & 10:7)

You will quickly find that we are not a traditional Jewish synagogue.  You could say that we offer an alternative Judaism focused on The God of Israel and His Messiah: Yeshua... the Judaism of the Lion of Judah.  Christianity is known as 'Judeo-Christian'.  It was and is known as this because it was first started as another sect of Judaism.  Although we prefer to be known as 'Judeo-Messianic' (Messianic Judaism).  Our faith and practice is sincerely based on a love for the God of Israel and His ways.

We are a small congregation of Yeshua Believers and Torah Obedient Followers who meet at Internatioal Outreach Church at 1512 Woodhill Rd., Burnsville, MN 55337, @ 7:15 pm every Friday eve.

Temple Aron HaKodesh is a New Covenant community of Jews and non-Jews called to be one in the Messiah Yeshua. Our members that are Jewish by birth consider themselves to be “completed Jews”- Jews who have found their Messiah. Our members that were not born into Jewish families have been spiritually “grafted” into the nation of Israel through the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit). (See Romans 11:15-28.) Like Ruth in the Holy Scriptures, their hearts say, “Your people will be my people, and your God my God” (Ruth 1:16).

We rejoice in our freedom to worship the God of Israel within our own culture, traditions, and calendar, with the special joy of knowing God in a personal way through the Messiah Yeshua.