Beth Messiah Congregation

10/16/2026

Read this week’s Torah commentary from Rabbi Howard Silverman using the link in the comments below! 🔗

Parashat Noach: Genesis 6:9–11:32
Haftarah: Isaiah 54:1–55:5
B'rit Chadashah: Matthew 24:29–42

There are several themes that bind the Torah together like a thread through the text. Holiness and covenant relationship are two such themes.

10/05/2026

On Simchat Torah we rerolled the Torah back to Beresh*t!

10/02/2026

Chag Sameach! 📜✨

As we bring our High Holiday season to a close, we join together in joyful celebration of God’s Word!

May we rejoice in the continuous gift of the Torah and the Living Word, Messiah Yeshua.

09/28/2026

Chag Sukkot Sameach 🌿🍋

We had such a great time celebrating Sukkot this past Saturday!

Share some of your favorite pictures and memories in the comments below! 👇

09/27/2026

Rabbi Sacks zt''l on Sukkot, “The universe is the space God makes for us. The sukkah, with its incomplete roof and its door open to strangers, is the space we make for God.”

09/25/2026

Chag Sukkot Sameach! 🌿🍋

May this season of Sukkot be a time of deep joy as we celebrate and rejoice in all that God has provided for us!

09/20/2026

As we enter the Day of Atonement, may our hearts draw closer to the Lord in prayer, repentance, and reflection.

Wishing everyone a meaningful Yom Kippur. 🕯️

09/17/2026

Read this week’s Torah commentary from Rabbi Howard Silverman using the link in the comments below! 🔗

Parashat Ha’Azinu: Deuteronomy 32:1–52
Haftarah: Hosea 14:1–9, Joel 2:11–27, & Micah 7:18–20
B’rit Chadashah: Romans 15:7–13

09/17/2026

During Rosh Hashanah we're called to get our affairs in order and to make things right in our relationships as we look forward to the return of Messiah Yeshua.

09/11/2026

Read this week’s Torah commentary from Rabbi Howard Silverman using the link below!

Parashat Vaetchanan: Genesis 22:1-24
Haftarah: Jeremiah 31:2-20
B’rit Chadashah: Romans 8:31-39

This year, Rosh Hashanah falls on Shabbat. The Torah portions for the days of Rosh Hashanah are the “first birth story” and the “second birth story” of Isaac.