Our Congregation is a mix of Jewish and Gentile believers in Yeshua (Jesus), the Messiah of Israel. We recognize and value the Jewish origin of our faith and desire to study, worship, and present Him to the world in the Hebrew context in which He came.

We gather together weekly on Motzeh Shabbat (Saturday evening) at the new time of 6 PM for Hebraic worship, Biblical teaching from the Jewish perspective, Davidic dance, and caring fellowship. We celebrate Havdalah during the first service and Seudat HaAdon (The Lord’s Supper) during the third service of each month. All are welcome!

CONGREGATION LEADERS

Rabbi Amnon and Lynette Shor

Rabbi Amnon and Lynette Shor are international conference speakers on prophetic subjects, the Middle East conflict, Biblical holidays, and Jewish cultural life. Dr. Shor has appeared on many radio and television programs which include CBS, CBN, TBN, and Jewish Voice. He has also worked with Promise Keepers as the international liaison to Israel and the Middle East, and with the Road to Jerusalem Ministry as global spokesman.

Dr. Amnon Shor was born in Israel to an orthodox Jewish family. His grandfather Zachariah was a Rabbi in the local synagogue. Dr. Shor learned the Old Testament and the Jewish Law from early childhood. After his service in the Israeli Army, where he fought the Egyptian Army in the 1973 Yom Kippur War, he set out to see the world and ended up in the U.S. where he met his wife of 30 years Lynette.  They have three children.

MISSION

To provide a place of learning, worship and congregational life for Jew and Gentile within the context of Biblical Messianic Judaism; to bring together Jews and Gentiles who have a shared vision for Jewish revival and to introduce our Jewish brothers and sisters to the promised Jewish Messiah, Yeshua.

VISION

Bet Shalom Messianic Congregation is dedicated to sharing the Good News of God’s salvation through Israel’s Messiah, Yeshua (Jesus), from within a Jewish biblical, cultural and traditional context. The vision is to love and worship the God of Israel as a caring community, proclaiming Yeshua as Lord and Messiah to Jews and Gentiles by:

• Bearing testimony congregationally and individually to the Good News of Salvation through Messiah Yeshua, available to all mankind, to the Jew first, and also to the Gentile. (Romans 1:16)
• Providing education in programs that teach the whole Word of God; from Genesis to Revelation, from a Biblical Hebraic perspective.
• Expressing Jewish cultural forms at regular worship services.
• Observing the Feasts and Holy Days of Israel in a Messiah-centered manner; rekindling the understanding of the inherent Hebrew roots of faith in Yeshua, the promised Messiah of Israel.
• Praying for, and supporting the Jewish people and the nation of Israel.
• To provide a place of learning, worship and congregational life for Jew and Gentile within the context of Biblical Messianic Judaism; to bring together Jews and Gentiles who have a shared vision for Jewish revival and to introduce our Jewish brothers and sisters to the promised Jewish Messiah, Yeshua.