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Ahm Yisrael Messianic Synagogue (AYMS) is a Bible believing & Torah observant community in Yeshua (Jesus). It is our calling to teach and live the entirety of Elohim's (G-d's) Word; which consists of both the Tanakh (old) and the Renewed (new) Covenants, cover to cover, to both Jews and

Service held inside Grace Community Church Enrichment Center

Beit Tehila Congregation is a community of Jewish and non-Jewish believers in Yeshua (Jesus), the Messiah, located in Brandon, Florida. Beit Tehila was established to teach the community (church) the Hebrew roots of their faith. The Father is calling us at Beit Tehila to a place of intimacy

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

Beth Hillel is a loving, caring, vibrant two Testament congregation.  We worship the Gd of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and His Son Yeshua the Messiah.

Beth Israel Messianic Synagogue is a Jewish spiritual community in Jacksonville, Florida. We actively participate in God's restoration of our people through Messiah Yeshua. This means we are mishpocha (family), a home to Messianic Jews, their families, and those from the nations who are called

Beth Judah is a Messianic Jewish synagogue made up of Jews and believers of all nations who proclaim that Yeshua (Jesus) is the promised Messiah foretold by the Hebrew Scriptures.

Our congregation is part of a growing international movement, as Jews worldwide are coming to faith in

At Beth Messiah, we are Messianic Jews and non-Jews who believe Yeshua (Jesus in Hebrew) is the Messiah, study Biblical teachings, live a Jewish lifestyle, raise our children to be Jewish, and worship the God of Israel in a Jewish manner. Messianic Judaism is a movement of people from all walks

One of the questions we are asked at Beth Sar Shalom is “What is a Messianic Congregation?” To answer this, and many other questions we have put together our web site to explain who we are. We trust that it will be a good introduction to our community, and will be an encouragement to

We at Beth Tfilah are committed to being part of that light, by offering sound Jewish education and a meaningful worship experience all within a friendly atmosphere. Beth T'filah observes many of the traditions, customs and holidays that are part of the Jewish heritage. We invite you to visit

At Beth Yeshua, we as Messianic Jews believe Yeshua (Jesus in Hebrew) is the Messiah.

Messianic Judaism is a movement of people from all walks of life who believe that Yeshua is the promised Messiah and the Savior for Israel and the world. Messianic Jews have not stopped being Jewish.

Brit Ahm Messianic Synagogue exists to be a Yeshua-centered, Torah-observant community of believers, both Jewish and Non-Jewish. Our goal is to share the entirety of G-D's Word, which is made up of the Tanakh and the Brit Chadashah, with all peoples from all nations. Our example is that of our

We began as a small Bible study group in 2004. At that time, we were all serving in various local church ministries. New families and individuals joined along the way, and we began to rotate our fellowship around each other's homes--our gatherings often taking us late into the night. We prayed,

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There is one God and His Son Yeshua (Jesus) died for you that you may be counted as one of His own and given a new identity as part of His people, Israel. You see it doesn't matter your past, your race, or your language, what matters is the moment you enter that door and become a new person

The mission of the Congregation is to further the revival of the Messianic Jewish Community begun by Yeshua and His disciples in the first century, making disciples as they did in the context of their Jewish identity. This is accomplished through: prayer; teaching Jewish people about their

We are a congregation of Jewish and non-Jewish people who believe that Yeshua (Jesus of Nazareth) is the promised Messiah of Israel.

Is it Jewish to believe in Jesus (Yeshua, his Hebrew name)?

One answer to this and other complex questions is simply that all those who have