Candle Lighting for Fri. September 10, 2010 in , is: 5:26pm Shabbat concludes at on Sat. September 11, 2010 at: 6:27pm Candle Lighting times calculated by MikvahMinder.com
Keeping an eye in the sky, looking for the first sliver of moon. What is this day that no man knoweth? (Matt 24:36). It is the day of the great trumpet (Matt 24:31) and a Holy Convocation (Lev 23:24). Let us rejoice for the coming of the KING of KINGS. Baruch haba b'shem YHVH!
We humbly welcome all, Israelite and Sojourner alike, to Olive Tree Messianic Fellowship (OTMF). We hope you find what you are looking for here. Please let us know if there is anything we are missing so that we can provide you with a better experience on your next visit.
If you are visiting us for the first time, you can find out more about Olive Tree Messianic Fellowship (OTMF) by reading the following Statements.
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What We Believe
We believe that the Bible (Torah, Nevi'im, Ketuvim, Brit Chadasha), as written, is the completed scripture to date.
We believe that ALL scripture is profitable for Doctrine, Reproof, and Instruction in Righteousness (2 Tim 3:16-17 )
We Believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah (Christ), and fully paid the penalty for all sin
We Believe that salvation is by grace through FAITH. We further believe that FAITH was, is and will be the only means to obtain eternal life (salvation)
We also Believe that FAITH without works, is dead
What makes one a Messianic? Our definition is going to be quite loose to make it more inclusive. Any combination of the following makes one Messianic.
Recognition that Torah is still applicable, and that Messiah Yeshua didn't come to destroy(nullify, annul) Torah, but to bring fullness of meaning to it.
Keeping of the Biblical Feasts
Keeping of Shabbat (sabbath)
Keeping Kosher
Yom Teruah - New Moon
Yom Teruah marks the beginning of the Jewish civil year and is the Jewish New Year's Day. YHVH commanded the blowing of trumpets on the first day of the seventh month to call the congregation for a very solemn assembly. Traditionally Yom Teruah is a time ofself-evaluation and repentance. For those who know the Messiah, it is a time of praise because we know that we have eternal forgiveness in Him.
UPDATE: We are publishing our updated Sabbath Service. We are currently looking for suggestions of things for the Erev Shabbat Service that you'd like to see included in this service. Please let us know ASAP so that we can include your suggestions to the service.
It is important for us to know what you think is important and what you think might be missing ..so, please let us know by
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or the new GoogleChat Module (scoll down). Also, if you find any broken links, let us know right away so that we can fix them.
We are also looking to connect with other Messianic Congregations and Communities and provide a means to help people find congregations near them, using the Google Map located above. If you know of any please let us know so we can contact them and get them added to the map.
Yom Teruah marks the beginning of the Jewish civil year and is the Jewish New Year's Day. YHVH commanded the blowing of trumpets on the first day of the seventh month to call the congregation for a very solemn assembly. Traditionally Yom Teruah is a time ofself-evaluation and repentance. For those who know the Messiah, it is a time of praise because we know that we have eternal forgiveness in Him.