Havdalah is the Hebrew word for “separation.” In this class, we’ll introduce this Jewish religious ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath. As the Sabbath ends, we prepare to engage the world for the Lord.

Havdalah is the Hebrew word for “separation.” In this class, we’ll introduce this Jewish religious ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath. As the Sabbath ends, we prepare to engage the world for the Lord.

Pastor Robert shares a powerful message titled, “Blessed to Be a Blessing,” where he talks about how God blesses those who bless Israel.

Havdalah is the Hebrew word for “separation.” In this class, we’ll introduce this Jewish religious ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath. As the Sabbath ends, we prepare to engage the world for the Lord.

Havdalah is the Hebrew word for “separation.” In this class, we’ll introduce this Jewish religious ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath. As the Sabbath ends, we prepare to engage the world for the Lord.

Havdalah is the Hebrew word for “separation.” In this class, we’ll introduce this Jewish religious ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath. As the Sabbath ends, we prepare to engage the world for the Lord.

As believers, we appreciate the Old Testament but may feel a lack of continuity with the New Testament. However, the connection has been there all along in the mysterious “Angel of the Lord” who appears throughout the Hebrew scriptures. Come and discover Jesus more clearly than ever in the Old Testament.

Havdalah is the Hebrew word for “separation.” In this class, we’ll introduce this Jewish religious ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath. As the Sabbath ends, we prepare to engage the world for the Lord.