Hope of Israel Congregation

Hope of Israel Congregation Hope Of Israel (HOI) Congregation is a group of Jewish and non-Jewish people who believe Yeshua (Jesus) to be the long-awaited Messiah of Israel and the world.

Why We Exist
Hope of Israel is a group of Jewish and Non-Jewish believers in Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) who gathers to celebrate His salvation the Good News for all people. We Believe:

Yeshua is Lord. Jews and Gentiles are one in Messiah
Jews and Gentiles maintain their respective identities while growing in spiritual unity in Yeshua. Hope of Israel should maintain a Jewish cultural orientation becau

se it is God's desire that Messiah's love and life are reflected to the Jewish community and all people.

05/31/2026

There's No Insignificant Service: Every Part Matters-Every Person Matters

05/16/2026

This week we move on to understanding the truth that one can only be saved through faith in the atoning work of Yeshua.

Worship songs htis week:

Openeing: Hineh Mah Tov
Send Your Spirit
Be unto Your Name
Hoshia Nah
Adonai is His Name
After Drash: Adonai

Kadima: Jacob
Readings: Leah

Sermon notes:
Faith in Yeshua Alone Saves

1. Faith
2. In Yeshua
3. Alone
4. Saves

May you be stirred this week to walking in a deeper way with The LORD.

05/09/2026

We continue our dig into the Messianic Foundations of our Faith, this week we look at the faith of Abraham and the fathers of our faith.

Worship this week:
Opening: He is Holy
Psalm 67
Gadlu LaShem
Elohim Lanu
Rejoice in His Salvation
After Drash: Lord God of Abraham

Sermon Points:
Messianic Foundations Chapter 4
"The Faith of Our Fathers"
Genesis 15:5-6 - Romans 4

I. Faith Is Reliance Upon God's Promises - Romans 4:1–8 / Genesis 15:5–6
II. Faith Is Reckoned by God's Perspective - Romans 4:3–8 / Psalm 32:1–2
III. Faith Commenced Salvation / Before Circumcision - Romans 4:9–12
IV. Faith Continues Salvation/Not By Works - Romans 4:13–22 - Galatians 3:6–9
V. Faith Appropriates the Resurrection- Romans 4:23–25

“With men this is impossible, but with GOD all things are possible"

Holocaust Remembrance Service 2026. Over 200 people gathered for our Holocaust Remembrance Service in a time of reflecti...
04/19/2026

Holocaust Remembrance Service 2026. Over 200 people gathered for our Holocaust Remembrance Service in a time of reflection, prayer, and remembrance.

A big thank you to Vickie Gaynier for sharing The Life & Testimony of Corrie ten Boom with our congregation. If you were interested in having her share at your congregation or event, you can reach out to her on her website https://www.vickiegaynier.com we first met her at the creation museum.

Cantor Paul, along with our elders, led us in prayer and meaningful songs, including Hatikvah, the national anthem of Israel.

Together, leaders from different faith communities; rabbis, pastors, and other community leaders lit seven nerot neshamah (memorial candles) in honor of the many groups who were murdered during the Holocaust, both Jewish and non-Jewish victims.

We also paused to reflect on why remembering atrocities matters, so that the lessons of history are not forgotten. Anti-Semitism and hate are anti-God. In addition, we distributed ‘Stand Up to Jewish Hate’ pens to raise awareness.

04/13/2026

Hope of Israel Congregation hosted this special telling of Corrie's story during their Yom HaShoah service this year. It brought special meaning to this reminder of unchecked evil in the world. If it was not for faithful Christians in the world the Jewish people would have ceased to exsist.

Join us for a meaningful Holocaust Remembrance Service as we reflect, remember, and honor the lives forever impacted by ...
04/10/2026

Join us for a meaningful Holocaust Remembrance Service as we reflect, remember, and honor the lives forever impacted by history.

Come remember. Come reflect. Come be inspired by a story of faith, courage, and the power of forgiveness.

We will experience a powerful life and testimony reenactment of Corrie Ten Boom, brought to life by Vickie Gaynier.

Born in Amsterdam on April 15, 1892, Corrie was a Dutch Christian who, along with her father and family, helped many Jews escape the N**i Holocaust during World War II. For her courage and faith, she was imprisoned-but by God's grace, she survived.
Corrie later shared her story around the world, becoming a powerful voice of forgiveness and hope. She passed away in Placentia on April 15, 1983, at the age of 91.

This past Saturday, we celebrated First Fruits & the Resurrection of our Messiah together 🌾 “But now Messiah has been ra...
04/09/2026

This past Saturday, we celebrated First Fruits & the Resurrection of our Messiah together 🌾 “But now Messiah has been raised from the dead, the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep.” 1 Corinthians 15:20

We joyfully honored God’s Word with a Torah procession carrying the scroll among the congregation with music and dancing as a visible expression of reverence, gratitude, and unity.

As a Messianic community, we celebrate not only the written Word that guides our lives, but also Yeshua, the Living Word, who dwells among us.

John 1:14- And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth.”

God’s Word is not distant, but living and active in our midst sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart. Hebrews 4:12 paraphrase

📸 credit: David Hong

04/07/2026

Death 'swallowed up in victory' —

12/27/2025

Serving Like Messiah: A Testimony of Sacrifice

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