Upcoming Events

Shabbat Shalom: שַׁבָּ֖ת שָׁלֽוֹם

July 11, 2026 | 26th of Tamuz, 5786 | כ״ו בְּתַמּוּז תשפ״ו

Parasha for This Week: Mattot-Massei

NUMBERS 30:2-36:13 TORAH
JEREMIAH 2:4-28, 3:4 PROPHETS
MARK 11:12-25 GOSPEL

Parasha for next week: Devarim

DEUTERONOMY 1:1-3:22 TORAH
ISAIAH 1:1-27 PROPHETS
MATTHEW 24:1-22 GOSPEL

Daniel Lischinsky and Joshua Turnil

Our special guest speakers next Shabbat, July 18 will include a father who experienced a great tragedy due to antisemitism.

Sarah Milgrim and her boyfriend, Yaron Lischinsky, were gunned down by an anti-Israel terrorist in 2025. Next Shabbat, Yaron’s father, Daniel, will be our guest speaker for our 1:30 pm class. All ages are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Daniel offers a deeply personal perspective on the human cost of antisemitism. He will emphasize the importance of choosing compassion, friendship and solidarity during difficult times.

Daniel will be accompanied by Joshua Turnil, who is uniquely qualified to address antisemitism. His Paris office is often the target of antisemitic threats and is under the constant vigilance of the French police. Also, he has worked side by side with leaders of the French Jewish community and church leaders to actively fight against antisemitism.

Zeitim

Erev Shabbat, July 17! Let's gather at the park again to open Shabbat with thanksgiving, blessings and fellowship! Meet at 6 pm at Roe Park.

Celebrate Recovery

Now in person – and you are invited to attend! Beginning May 13, Celebrate Recovery will meet at the shul on Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30 pm. This is a Bible-based healing ministry. It is not just for people recovering from drug or alcohol addiction, but is also a place to heal from anything such as grief, anger and food addictions.

Messianic Judaism Class

This discipleship continues on Tuesday, and it will meet both in person and via Zoom. Class will be from 6:30-7:30 every Tuesday. Click Here for More Info and to Sign Up.

TeeRosh תרש

Teerosh is a Hebrew acronym for prayer, dance and song. Teerosh is from 7:30-8:30 on Tuesdays both at the shul and via Zoom.

Tisha B’Av תשעה באב

This is an extended intercessory prayer and study time, and fast day begins at sundown Wednesday, July 22 (the 9th of Av). It commemorates the destruction of the first and second temples and other major disasters and tragedies the Jewish people have endured. The custom is to read the book of Aikhah, Lamentations, which is done in synagogues all over the world and at the Western Wall. This event will begin at 7 pm.

At 8 pm Grace Diaz, daughter of Jim and Cathy Adler, will introduce the movie Beauty For Ashes: Seeking Hope in Israel After October 7. According to their website, “The … film shows the remarkable unity, faith, and determination to heal and rebuild during one of Israel’s darkest times. The film follows three courageous individuals: a Palestinian pastor, a Jewish mother, and an Israeli soldier.”

Interested in T’vilah/immersion (baptism)?

Please discuss with Rabbi Shmuel, Rabbi Jeremy or email Lori (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.). There will be a class for immersion candidates. These dates will be announced. Believers in Messiah are commanded to publicly acknowledge their faith with this ceremony, which we do at a lakefront home on Gardner Lake, followed usually by a swim party. If your faith is new, or significantly renewed with understanding of Torah and the covenants, please consider participating.

Be In Health - Wichita, KS

Be in Health is coming to Wichita, KS! This is a FREE, in-person conference open to everyone.This will be held at the Holiday Inn in Wichita, KS from Friday, July 31, 2026, 6:00 PM to Saturday, August 1, 2026, 6:00 PM. Click Here for More Info or to Register. Whether you are sick or discouraged, have a sick loved one, or just want to grow closer to God, there is hope and answers!

Messiah Conference 2026

This was an amazing and refreshing time for all of us who were able to go. We will have copies of the videos and audio recordings available soon for those of you who could not make the trip.

Help With the JCC Maccabi Games

From August 2–7, 2026, Kansas City will host the JCC Maccabi Games, an Olympic-style competition that will bring together nearly 1,000 Jewish teens, ages 13–17, from around the world. These athletes will not only compete in sports, but also celebrate Jewish values, identity, leadership, service, and culture. The Games create deep connections, a strong sense of belonging and lifelong friendships. Click on these links to Learn More or Get Involved.