Yom HaShoah, also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day, is a day that we commemorate the 6 Million Jewish people who were lost in the Holocaust. It’s an opportunity to honor them and to teach the next generation to NEVER FORGET! This is becoming 
harder and harder as so many of the Holocuast survivors pass away and schools are not teaching about the Holocaust as an important part of history. We are seeing anti-Semitism raise its ugly head more and more around the world. It is our duty to share God’s promises to the Jewish people, including the Good News of the Messiah.
Grab your Bibles and join us for our monthly Men’s and Women’s Shabbat Breakfast. We’ll bring the bagels and lox! you bring your Bibles. Great time of fellowship, learning and food, of course. Invite a friend. Please RSVP so we can prepare for you! Call: 972-271-4976 or Email: office@adatshalom-dallas.org
See YOU there!
We meet the 3rd Saturday of every month at 10:00am.
Meeting at Grace Bible Church
11306 Inwood Dr
Dallas, TX 75229
Shavu’ot, also called the Feast of Weeks, is a harvest festival. Traditionally, the Jewish people commemorate this as the time when Moses received the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai. The word Shavuot means weeks, and the festival of Shavuot marks the completion of the seven-week counting period between Passover and Shavuot. It is one of the three Biblical pilgrimage festivals where the Jewish people were commanded to go up to Jerusalem and marks the conclusion of the Counting of the Omer, which began on the 2nd day of Passover. In the New Covenant, this is the time in the book of Acts where there was a great spiritual harvest when the Holy Spirit was given to those believers who were gathered with Peter in Jerusalem, also known Pentecost.
It is traditional to eat dairy foods such as cheesecake, cheese blintzes, and cheese kreplach among Ashkenazi Jews during this feast. The Torah is likened to milk, as the verse says, “Like honey and milk [the Torah] lies under your tongue” (Song of Songs 4:11). Also, the Promised Land (Israel) was referred to as the “land that flows with milk and honey.” Another tradition is to read the Book of Ruth as the setting for Ruth is the barley harvest time.
Shavu’ot is one of the times at Adat Shalom where we take Communion together as a congregation. If you are unable to meet with us IN PERSON at this time, we encourage you to gather your own elements; bread and wine (or grape juice) in order to partake together in our “virtual communion”.
Grab your Bibles and join us for our monthly Men’s and Women’s Shabbat Breakfast. We’ll bring the bagels and lox! you bring your Bibles. Great time of fellowship, learning and food, of course. Invite a friend. Please RSVP so we can prepare for you! Call: 972-271-4976 or Email: office@adatshalom-dallas.org
See YOU there!
We meet the 3rd Saturday of every month at 10:00am.
Meeting at Grace Bible Church
11306 Inwood Dr
Dallas, TX 75229
Grab your Bibles and join us for our monthly Men’s and Women’s Shabbat Breakfast. We’ll bring the bagels and lox! you bring your Bibles. Great time of fellowship, learning and food, of course. Invite a friend. Please RSVP so we can prepare for you! Call: 972-271-4976 or Email: office@adatshalom-dallas.org
See YOU there!
We meet the 3rd Saturday of every month at 10:00am.
Meeting at Grace Bible Church
11306 Inwood Dr
Dallas, TX 75229
Grab your Bibles and join us for our monthly Men’s and Women’s Shabbat Breakfast. We’ll bring the bagels and lox! you bring your Bibles. Great time of fellowship, learning and food, of course. Invite a friend. Please RSVP so we can prepare for you! Call: 972-271-4976 or Email: office@adatshalom-dallas.org
See YOU there!
We meet the 3rd Saturday of every month at 10:00am.
Meeting at Grace Bible Church
11306 Inwood Dr
Dallas, TX 75229
Grab your Bibles and join us for our monthly Men’s and Women’s Shabbat Breakfast. We’ll bring the bagels and lox! you bring your Bibles. Great time of fellowship, learning and food, of course. Invite a friend. Please RSVP so we can prepare for you! Call: 972-271-4976 or Email: office@adatshalom-dallas.org
See YOU there!
We meet the 3rd Saturday of every month at 10:00am.
Meeting at Grace Bible Church
11306 Inwood Dr
Dallas, TX 75229
Rosh Ha
Shanah marks the beginning of the civil year and is the Jewish New Year’s Day. God commanded the blowing of trumpets on the first day of the seventh month to call the congregation for a very solemn assembly.
Traditionally Rosh HaShanah is a time of self-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. Leviticus 23:24-25.
It is traditional to eat sweet foods for a “sweet New Year”. Adat Shalom will provide apples that we will dip in honey and special round challah bread for you to partake in, but feel free to bring your favorite holiday food for after the service. Things like sweet pasteries, honey cakes, fruits, nuts, but grains, salads, yogurts, and even savory things are also traditional. Many things can be found on the internet these days, but most important is that you come and join us on this special night.
Services for this Biblical Holy Day will be held on Friday, October 4th at 7:30pm (Grace Bible Church 11306 Inwood Rd, Dallas, TX 75229)
Yom Kippur Service at Adat Shalom – Friday October 11th, 7:30pm.
Yom Kippur is the most solemn day of the Jewish year. In Bible days, it was the time when the high priest went in before the Lord with the blood of a sacrificed animal to beg forgiveness for the sins of the people. This pointed toward the time when the Messiah would come and offer His own blood as a permanent atonement for our sins, resulting in forgiveness and eternal life. Leviticus 23:26-32.
No Oneg (food) on this night, as many may be fasting.
Sukkot, or “Feast of Booths” celebrates the final fall harvest and is the last of God’s appointed feasts. Booth-like structures are built as a reminder of the temporary dwelling of the Israelites in the wilderness.
When the Messiah comes back, after Israel’s final day of atonement, sukkot will be celebrated by all in Jerusalem. Zechariah 4:16; Leviticus 23:33-36
Join us for this Celebratory Service and Biblical Holy Day on Friday, October 18th at 7:30pm
We will begin the evening with dinner, you will need to make a reservation for this. We are only charging $5 per person. Then we will have our Sukkot service, followed by a gathering together in the Sukkah for a celebratory time, waving the etrog and lulav and some joyful singing!
LiveStream will begin at 8:30pm, after our meal. Here is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIxzuEgwqKWBGhfpodynM_Q/streams