Because of state and local public-health directives to not hold large meetings, Hallel Fellowship is moving our prayer and study meeting to videoconferencing only for a while.
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For more than 200 years there’s been a concerted effort to progressively put the God of the Bible into the back seat and then standing on the shoulder of the road to knowledge about how things came to be and how we should live. Why should we care? Because two-thirds of children raised in Christian […]
There is a Jewish tradition that when one reads the Ten Commandments, the congregation is supposed to stand, as those who were at Mt. Sinai were standing in attention as God revealed them to His people the first time (Torah reading יתרו Yitro, “Jethro,” Exodus 18:1–20:23). Are we standing at attention to hear the Word made flesh (John 1:14) explain the Spirit of the Law (Matthew 5–7)?
The Windsor Times wrote an article recently about our little Messianic community making its new home on the outskirts of Windsor, California. Let’s pray it bears some good fruit for God’s Kingdom. Here’s a link to the story. Hallel Fellowship Expands Windsor’s Community of Faith
Hallel Fellowship meets in Windsor, just north of Santa Rosa. Here’s how to find us and when we’re meeting.
As we start the new cycle of Torah readings, the congregation will be focusing on other areas of the Scriptures. Here’s where we’re going next.
Fall feasts to the LORD
Here is a primer on the fall appointments of God — Yom Teruah (Trumpets), Yom haKippurim (Atonement), Sukkot (Tabernacles) and Shmeni Atzeret (Eighth Day) — with links to Bible studies on the lessons from these festivals.