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TORAH
A Torah thought for this week …
Parashat Khayyei Sarah
B’resheet/Genesis 24:11 And he made the camels kneel, outside the city, at the well of water, at the time of evening, at the time when the women who draw [water] come out.
Have you ever tried to make a dozen or more camels kneel down quietly? Particularly at a well, when they have just done a desert crossing? We need to expect the unexpected, even in these days! 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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WHAT’S NEW WITHIN THE TIKKUN AMERICA NETWORK
Jewish Prayer Tradition and Messianic Jewish Congregations
The founders of the Messianic Jewish congregational movement included traditional Jewish worship material for Shabbat and Congregational worship. (See Phil Goble, Everything you need to Grow a Messianic Synagogue) Later, some in the movement questioned this inclusion, asking, Was this dead liturgy? This led many to question the origins of the liturgy, its content, and its usefulness in worship.
Traditional Jewish Worship is Amazingly Biblical
Those who have not studied it did not realize how the content of much of traditional Jewish worship, and how it is amazingly biblical. Rachmiel Frydland, one of the early fathers in the Messianic Jewish movement, pointed this out in the mid-1970s at a conference I attended.
Read the whole article here: Issue 64
BLOG
WHAT’S NEW WITHIN THE TIKKUN AMERICA NETWORK
Jewish Prayer Tradition and Messianic Jewish Congregations
The founders of the Messianic Jewish congregational movement included traditional Jewish worship material for Shabbat and Congregational worship. (See Phil Goble, Everything you need to Grow a Messianic Synagogue) Later, some in the movement questioned this inclusion, asking, Was this dead liturgy? This led many to question the origins of the liturgy, its content, and its usefulness in worship.
Traditional Jewish Worship is Amazingly Biblical
Those who have not studied it did not realize how the content of much of traditional Jewish worship, and how it is amazingly biblical. Rachmiel Frydland, one of the early fathers in the Messianic Jewish movement, pointed this out in the mid-1970s at a conference I attended.
Read the whole article here: Issue 64
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