We are a group of Jewish and non-Jewish people who believe that the promised Messiah of Israel was revealed in the person of Yeshua of Nazareth. We practice our faith in a manner that can best be described as Biblical Judaism. We meet every Shabbat and have a Torah Service, Worship through music and song and share a meal together as we study the week's Torah portion along with the Haftarah and Brit Chadasha (New Covenant) scriptures. We acknowledge Rabbinic halakhah but follow Apostolic halakhah. What does that mean? Although we follow some Rabbinic traditions, we study the New Testament instead of the Talmud.

What will you see if you visit us? You will see that we are a cross-section of what the Book of Revelation calls every nation, tribe, people, and language (Revelation 7:9). You will see a legitimate expression of unity, and in that unity you will be blessed, for there is everlasting life (Psalm 133). You will see a bimah, an ark with a Torah scroll inside, a yad, a box of kippot, some people wearing tallit, and a mezuzah on the door. You will hear the words of the G-d of Abraham, Issac and Jacob and of the holy Messiah Yeshua and His talmidim.

Who are we? We are nobody telling everybody about somebody that can save anybody. If you are Jewish, you can meet your G-d and His Messiah in a Jewish setting. If you are a Christian, you can learn about what the bible REALLY says about the G-d of Israel and His Jewish Messiah. Either way, we wholeheartedly believe you will not leave as you came.