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Shalom and Welcome to Congregation Beth Shalom, a Messianic Jewish community where Jews and Gentiles believe in Yeshua (Jesus) the promised Messiah of Israel.
Our community is known for its loving and friendly environment understanding the powerful words from Pirkei Avot, “The world is sustained by three things - by Torah, by service, and acts of loving-kindness.”
Our community is known for its loving and friendly environment understanding the powerful words from Pirkei Avot, “The world is sustained by three things - by Torah, by service, and acts of loving-kindness.”
As the Rabbi’s of this congregation, we are honored to be the first to welcome you, even virtually. We have a passion and commitment to our Jewish Messiah and our Jewish heritage combining them both to see a community filled and touched by the presence of God.
A community filled with the glory and presence of God is not "built” over night, just as the mishkan [tabernacle] wasn’t built overnight by the children of Israel. In fact, the rabbis of blessed memory used the words, “Na’aseh Venishmah” meaning “let us do and let us [then] understand” in regard to building a place where God would dwell among Israel. These ancient words have a meaningful parallel towards Messianic Judaism today as we build a covenant community where Jews and Gentiles dwell together in unity while recognizing and honoring each others Biblical distinctions. Nothing is ever perfect and many things remain to be revealed, yet we strive to build a community where the God of Israel is honored among His people and the nations.
Come join us as we worship together on Shabbat creating a place and space for our coming King Yeshua. We invite you to look around our website but even better come visit us as you prayerfully look for a place to call your home
A community filled with the glory and presence of God is not "built” over night, just as the mishkan [tabernacle] wasn’t built overnight by the children of Israel. In fact, the rabbis of blessed memory used the words, “Na’aseh Venishmah” meaning “let us do and let us [then] understand” in regard to building a place where God would dwell among Israel. These ancient words have a meaningful parallel towards Messianic Judaism today as we build a covenant community where Jews and Gentiles dwell together in unity while recognizing and honoring each others Biblical distinctions. Nothing is ever perfect and many things remain to be revealed, yet we strive to build a community where the God of Israel is honored among His people and the nations.
Come join us as we worship together on Shabbat creating a place and space for our coming King Yeshua. We invite you to look around our website but even better come visit us as you prayerfully look for a place to call your home
Upcoming Guest Speakers and Events
Shabbat Services (audio only)
Sept 3-6: Dor Segulah's 8th annual youth and young adults retreat. This year we are excited to have Rabbi Russ Resnik [Executive Director of the UMJC]come visit and impart into our future leaders.
The dates are September 3rd - 6 th please call our office for more information.
Sept 4 - Special Guest, Rabbi Russ Resnik
The dates are September 3rd - 6 th please call our office for more information.
Sept 4 - Special Guest, Rabbi Russ Resnik
Torah Portion
Erev Shabbat Service
7 PM Friday Night Service
Shabbat Services
10 AM Saturday Service
High Holy Day Schedule
Beth Shalom invites you to come and join us for the Jewish Holidays!
Rosh Hashanah
Sept 8 [29 Elul] Rosh Hashanah Eve service at Rancho location. Service begins at 7 PM
Sept 9 [1 Tishrei] Rosh Hashanah Day service at Rancho location [10 AM] followed by our community Tashlich directly after service. Park to be announced.
Sept 9 [1 Tishrei] Rosh Hashanah Day service at Rancho location [10 AM] followed by our community Tashlich directly after service. Park to be announced.
Yom Kippur
Sept 17 [9 Tishrei] Yom Kippur Eve Service at Rancho location. Service begins at 7 PM
Sept 18 [10 Tishrei] Yom Kippur service at Rancho location. Service begins at 10 AM
Sept 18 [10 Tishrei] Yom Kippur service at Rancho location. Service begins at 10 AM
Sukkot
Sept 25 [17 Tishrei] - Community Sukkot celebration at Day Creek Park following our morning service.
Simchat Torah
Sept 30 [22 Tishrei] - Simchat Torah service at 7 PM at Rancho location.