SCHEDULE
TESHUVAH Season of repentance
In this HOLIEST MONTH ELUL: our LORD was CONCEIVED...
And it's the Time of Return to GOD
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**ASSEMBLY AT 10:30AM ON THE SHABBAT**
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU HERE!
CONSTANTS
5th/SEP-6:00PM
First Shabbat - Fast; Praise; Pray
First Friday Eve of the Shabbat, we begin to fast as an Assembly in one accord. On this Eve from Sundown, we seek to hear God more clearly regarding the issues of the day and for guidance in this New Season.
6th/SEP-10:00AM
First Shabbat Communion
Our First Shabbat Fast is followed by a Communion Service. Presently, we have been led to call a Fast and prepare the Assembly to press for the Tangible Glory of Messiah. The Scripture Reading for our preparation is 1st, 2nd, 3rd John.
22nd/SEP-EVE
Rosh Chodesh
Feast of Trumpets
FIRST OF THE MONTH - NEW MOON
Each month brings a beginning with which we can reset our focus and renew our minds. On this day, in one accord, we declare blessings: blessings over Israel, the Assembly, our families, our homes.... Each month we choose a scripture or concept on which we stand.
MONTH OF ELUL - The Angel was sent from God to Mary
24th/AUG-4:00PM
1st ELUL-COMMEMORATION
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THE LORD'S CONCEPTION-
Elul is the Sixth (6th) Month on God's Calendar. It is the Holiest Month of the year: the Month in which LORD JESUS was conceived, according to the Bible. In the Book of Luke we read: "And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God unto a city of Galilee, named Nazareth, To a virgin espoused to a man whose name was Joseph, of the house of David; and the virgin's name was Mary" [Luke 1:26-27].
When the angel Gabriel visited Mary, He spoke the WORD that she shall conceive in her womb, and bring forth a son, and shalt call his name JESUS [Luke 1:31].
24th/AUG-EVE
TESHUVAH
FEAST OF TRUMPETS
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SOUND SHOFAR - 27 Days
We begin this Season of TESHUVAH with prayer and fasting, and with the sounding of the Shofar until Rosh HaShana (The Feast of Trumpets) which we celebrate on the EVE of September 22nd.
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We then continue in prayer and waiting on the LORD for the duration of 40 days until Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement) which falls on the EVE of October 1st.
