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TORAH
A Torah thought for this week …
Parashiyot Nitzavim/Vayelech
D’varim/Deuteronomy 29:12 … as He spoke to you and as He swore to your fathers, to Avraham, Yitz’khak and to Ya’akov.
What does it mean when we say that HaShem has spoken? How certain can we be about that? Has He spoken to you and what difference did it make to you? Read more here …
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OUR BEGINNINGS
In the 1980s Dan Juster, a leader in the burgeoning Messianic movement, was challenged by a friend regarding the restoration of the Church by five fold leadership (apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers). He began to gain a vision for the restored unity of the Body of Believers, and the foundations for restoration began to grow.
Many years later, the Tikkun America network now represents over 30 congregations and ministries in North America and is part of the broader Tikkun Global Family.
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The King is in the Field
There is a quiet transition that happens as the month of Elul approaches. Days are still warm, routines continue, and nothing on the surface seems dramatically different. Beneath the ordinary pace of life, a gentle awareness that time is steadily moving, that something weighty is drawing near, and that the soul has unfinished business with God. In the repetitive rhythm of the Jewish calendar, Elul does not arrive with resounding noise or great spectacle.
It does not carry the immediate gravity of Yom Kippur or the celebratory tone of the pilgrimage festivals. Instead, it comes like a soft knock at the door—easy to ignore, but persistent enough that, if we are paying attention, we recognize as an invitation into something deeper. Elul is not the main event. It is the preparation—the space God gives us to ready our hearts before we stand before Him in the Days of Awe.
Read the whole article here: Issue 62
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WHAT’S NEW WITHIN THE TIKKUN AMERICA NETWORK
The King is in the Field
There is a quiet transition that happens as the month of Elul approaches. Days are still warm, routines continue, and nothing on the surface seems dramatically different. Beneath the ordinary pace of life, a gentle awareness that time is steadily moving, that something weighty is drawing near, and that the soul has unfinished business with God. In the repetitive rhythm of the Jewish calendar, Elul does not arrive with resounding noise or great spectacle.
It does not carry the immediate gravity of Yom Kippur or the celebratory tone of the pilgrimage festivals. Instead, it comes like a soft knock at the door—easy to ignore, but persistent enough that, if we are paying attention, we recognize as an invitation into something deeper. Elul is not the main event. It is the preparation—the space God gives us to ready our hearts before we stand before Him in the Days of Awe.
Read the whole article here: Issue 62
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