Synagogue Beit Hashem

Barry Pannebaker

A Messianic Jewish synagogue. That means, they're Jews, but they recognize Yeshua, (Jesus), as the messiah, (redeemer), promised in the Old Testament. (That gets them in trouble with orthodox Jews.) You don't have to be Jewish to attend; I'm not, but I'm welcome. The service is 10:00 am Saturday, and lasts about two and a half hours, with a meal afterwards. There's singing, congregational prayer, scripture reading, a lot of liturgy, (read first in Hebrew, and then in English), and then a sermon. Then the provided meal, with everyone welcome. They meet in a converted house. Parking is around back, on a gravel lot. (By-the-way, the red barn in Google's picture is what's across the street.)

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