Beit Lechem Messianic Congregation

Have a wonderful and blessed new week!

Enter into His day of rest with a grateful heart and the peace that can only come from Him.
Shabbat shalom, everyone!

Remember God's promises. He never fails and stands by His word.
Join us for service tomorrow at 10 a.m. in person or via YouTube, and stay for midrash at 1:30 p.m., or via Zoom, to discuss this week's Torah portion with Rabbi John.

See how you can help us change the world in a way that has a lasting impact. It can start in a small village.

Join us in person for service this Shabbat at 10 a.m. or through our live stream via YouTube!

At Beit Lechem, we believe that praying for one another is vital- an expression of love and unity rooted in our faith. Just as Messiah calls us to bear each other's burdens, we come together to lift up every need in prayer.

We invite you to share your requests with us—before or after service, through our website, or by joining us for prayer on Zoom Monday through Thursday at 7 a.m.

Let’s stand together in faith and support, trusting that God hears and answers every prayer in His perfect way and timing.

You can find out Zoom prayer link in our website.

We’re excited about our student recognition ceremony this weekend!

If you know anyone who has recently achieved an accomplishment, graduated, reached a milestone, or made progress worth celebrating, please submit their name(s) and bring them along. We want to honor these students, pray for them, and acknowledge the importance of their achievements within our community.

Let’s come together to lift them up and show how much we value their hard work and growth. Join us for service this Shabbat, June 13, at 10 a.m.

Deadline is today! Use our QR code to send your submissions by 10 p.m. tonight.

You are invited to submit any questions you have for our upcoming midrash sessions, based on our weekly Torah portions. Your participation is essential, as thoughtful discussion and study help us all deepen our understanding of Torah together! Please share your questions so we can explore and grow as a community.

Follow our QR code to make your submissions.

In Matthew 14 Yeshua raised His eyes to heaven and spoke a blessing, then fed 5,000 men, not including women and children. Is there a connection with the Torah Portion Beha'alotcha? Join Robin in this profound meditation.

Beha'alotcha "When You Raise", Is An Expression of Ascension! Did Yeshua Raise Up Torah Principle? In Matthew 14 Yeshua raised His eyes to heaven and spoke a blessing...