Welcome to the Beth El Gibor
Calendar of Events!
We are
blessed that you are interested in what we are up to
Everybody is
welcome to visit us
2 services
each week, Rain, Snow or Shine
Erev Shabbat (Friday Evening)
7:15 PM Start Time… & end around 8:30 PM…
followed by…
·
Please
allow enough time to park to be on time for start of service
· Twice a month a Brit Chadashah (New
Covenant) parsha (bible) study…
· Next two studies: August 6th
& 20th
And… Once a month - we schmooze together…
with a Cover Dish Shabbat fellowship dinner…
·
Next
date is: August 27th
·
Dinner begins at
·
Dinner
is casual and begins with traditional Shabbat prayer
·
Following
fellowship we will enter into praise & Worship
·
Followed
by a time of prayer for healing or
“Schulcon A’donai”… The Lords table
·
And
then more schmoozing, games and relaxing
Shabbat Morning
Service!
10:15 AM Start Time… lasting till around 1:15 PM
·
Please plan time for parking to arrive on time
·
The
service celebrates the traditional reading of the Torah…
·
Each
week we will follow the traditional readings…
·
Chanting
the traditional prayers…
·
Celebrating
Yeshua in our rich Jewish Heritage
·
Want
to learn the Prayers? We have them on CD
so you can learn, done by Rabbi Mark. How do you get one? Show up to a Service!
·
Oneg
(luncheon) follows every service for a time of feasting and Schmoozing
(fellowship)
It would be a great blessing that when attending services to arrive
at least 10 minutes before the start time so we can all be ready to enter into
worship, and not disturb the Service once in progress
We offer 4 scripture
studies every month!
2 Tanach (Hebrew Testament)
&
2 B'reet Chadashah (Renewed Covenant)
The
New Covenant studies are twice a month
After
Friday Evening Services
Next
two: August 6th & 20th
The
2 studies of the Hebrew Testament Parshot
Will
take place twice a month after
Shabbat
morning service and oneg:
August
14th & 28th
Intercessory prayer group...
Intercessory
prayer is vital for the welfare and protection of the congregation...
Women's group "Hadassah"
· Women are invited to come together…
· For mutual support and outreach and service
· Hadassah is the Hebrew name for Queen Esther and means
Myrtle Tree
· The Myrtle tree is the symbol for Victory which we
have in Yeshua!
· Meeting place: The
Synagogue!!!
· The 1st Wednesday of each month: Time:
· Next meeting date: August 4th
Women's Bible Study
· First Meeting: Wednesday
August 11th
· It will be facilitated by Darlean Klein
· Meeting place: The
Synagogue!!!
· The 2nd Wednesday of each month: Time: 7:30 - 9:00 PM
Men’s group
· Next Meeting is: August 29th
·
Time: 9:00-11:00 am
·
Location: TBD
·
Info available
at Services or talk to Peter Guerin with questions
Havarah (cell/home) group
· This is a new opportunity for discipleship and fellowship!
·
Third meeting
is: Thursday August 26th
·
This group
will meet one a month, the last Thursday of each month
·
Time: 7:30 – 9:00 PM
·
Location: Due
to the high interest (16+) it will be at the synagogue
·
This will be a
time of prayer, fellowship, testimonies…
·
We will review a book Called The
Torah Blessing… each person needs
to purchase a book for $10.00 and you will come prepared to share about the
book
·
This group is
designed to invite new people too!!! In
fact that is a key reason for the group it is not designed to be introverted
but extroverted, so people can interact with us in a much less formal setting
Discipleship
MESSIANIC BOOT CAMP
§ Next meetings are: August 3rd &
17th
Beginners Hebrew Class
· Next Class July 31st
– Class
is now closed to new students
· Study will focus on learning recognizing, reading and
writing basic Hebrew and proper pronunciation
· It will be based on a basic Hebrew primer workbook that you purchase
· The class is twice each month
Torah Clinic
(learning the blessings over the Torah readings)
· Erev Shabbat After services July 30th
after service
· One on one time with the Rabbi
learning the chants to the Torah blessings
· A time of practice and clarification
so "you to can be called to the Torah"
Movie afternoon
·
Next movie: TBD
·
Date: TBD
·
To start right after Hebrew class
·
Snacks and drinks provided!
Annual cong. business meeting
·
Date: August 24th
·
Time: 7:30 pm till 9:00 PM
·
If you are a member or regular attendee please plan to
attend
Looking for a home to celebrate the Feasts and Festivals…
§
At their appointed times… you’ve come to
the right place…
§
We follow the established schedule of the ancient
sages as given in the Torah
With the
rest of the Jewish community
The Holy Days are coming Fast……. · Mark your Calendars: 1. Rosh Hashanah – Yom Teruah
8th & 9th of September (Wednesday and Thursday) 1. Erev (evening) Service
Begins at 7:30 pm 2. Morning
Service begins at 11:00 am 3. Oneg –lunch after Morning service 4. Afternoon Service begins around 3:30 pm followed by
Tashlich service 5. Tashlich service will be held at the Bushkill Creek Weather permitting · Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement 17th & 18th of September (Friday
and Saturday) Ø Kol Nidre (all
vows) Service begins at 7:30 pm Ø Yom Kippur morning service begins at 11:00 am Ø Nilah afternoon service begins at 5:45 pm Monday afternoon Ø Break fast after sunset begins around 6:45 pm · Sukkot the feast of Tabernacles 22nd & 23rd & 30th
of September (Wednesday, Thursday & Thursday) § Erev (evening) Service
begins at 7:30 pm outdoors weather permitting in the Sukkah (booth) § Morning service
begins at 11:00 am § September 30th is Sh’mini Atzeret “The 8th
Day” Morning Service begins at 11:00 am § Come celebrate in our Sukkah, shake
the Etrog and Lulav o Service begins at 7:30 pm
Rosh Chodesh – New
moon
· Date:
after Sundown October 8th
· We
celebrate as commanded by the Lord…
· “on your days of rejoicing, at your designated times and
on Rosh-Chodesh, you are to sound the
trumpets over your burnt offerings and over the sacrifices of your peace
offerings;” Numbers 10:10
· “Every month on Rosh-Chodesh and every week on Shabbat, everyone
living will come to worship in my presence," says ADONAI.” Isaiah 66:23
· “So don't let anyone pass
judgment on you in connection with eating and drinking, or in regard to a Jewish festival or Rosh-Chodesh
or Shabbat! Colossians” 2:16
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