im messianic now

[TraceDogg]

A couple of months ago, I posted an inquiry about Messicanic Judaism when a good friend of mine began dating a messianic jew and became messianic. My frind is no longer dating that gentleman but has remained messianic. And we had dinner the other nigth and she was telling me about messianic Judaism and it just blew me away. All the gaps I saw in christianity we filled in and I realized that Messianic Judaism is the truth.
I am so excited becuae I have been asking yahweh for the him to reveal the truth to me fro the longest time. i just knew it was not found in any denomination of christianity.
Now if I could just find a messicanic congregation to attend near me.

 

[visionary]

A couple of months ago, I posted an inquiry about Messicanic Judaism when a good friend of mine began dating a messianic jew and became messianic. My frind is no longer dating that gentleman but has remained messianic. And we had dinner the other nigth and she was telling me about messianic Judaism and it just blew me away. All the gaps I saw in christianity we filled in and I realized that Messianic Judaism is the truth.
I am so excited becuae I have been asking yahweh for the him to reveal the truth to me fro the longest time. i just knew it was not found in any denomination of christianity.
Now if I could just find a messicanic congregation to attend near me.

Awesome...... where do you live? maybe we can help.

 

[MyLittleWonders]

How wonderful! Welcome to our little family!

 

[MyZz]

Welcome Trace
....glad u have joined us

 

[TraceDogg]

I like in the pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area. Actually, 40 miles southwest of pittsburgh to be exact.

 

[ShirChadash]

Welcome!!

 

[visionary]

http://www.cby.org/mj.html

This is a MJAA synagogue that is

7501 Haverford Ave
Philadelphia PA 19151
215-477-2706
info@cby.org

I do not know how close that is... sorry.

 

[visionary]

Are any of these even close????

PENNSYLVANIA

Beit HaShem
2267 Paxton Church Road
Harrisburg , PENNSYLVANIA USA 17110
717-651-5330 (Phone)
http://www.beithashem.org
Rabbi Ya'akov Mojecki
rabbi.ymojecki@iamcs.org

Beit Simcha
3131 Chew St.
Allentown , PENNSYLVANIA USA 18104
610-351-2569 (Phone)
610-867-6451 (Fax)
http://www.beitsimcha.com/
Rabbi Glenn Blank
rabbi.gblank@iamcs.org

Beth Shiloh
P.O. Box 2955
Warminster , PENNSYLVANIA USA 18974
215-443-9078 (Phone)
215-443-9957 (Fax)


Congregation Beth Yeshua
7501 Haverford Ave.
Philadelphia , PENNSYLVANIA USA 19151
215-477-2706 (Phone)
215-477-8710 (Fax)
http://cby.org/
Rabbi David Chernoff
rabbi.dchernoff@iamcs.org

Congregation Burning Bush
2801 S. Island Ave. # 14
Philadelphia , PENNSYLVANIA USA 19153
215-472-9672 (Phone)
610-896-3138 (Fax)
Rabbi Kokeb Gedamu
rabbi.kgedamu@iamcs.org

Kehilat Ari Yehudah
64 S. Main St. - Yardley Community Center
Yardley , PENNSYLVANIA USA 19067
215-493-4460 (Phone)
215-321-1814 (Fax)
http://www.kehilatariyehudah.org/
Congregational Leader Judy Madans

 

[TraceDogg]

Thanks but all of these places are on the other side of the state of Pennsylvania from me. I am in western Pa those laces are all in eastern PA.

 

[plum]

You're not alone in looking for a messianic congregation! Hey, too bad we don't live nearer. We could be in that search together.

welcome to the journey. I pray you join with us here in the MJ forum and ask questions, fellowship, and have a great time.

Baruch HaShem!

 

[Wags]

Welcome!

I found this listing on YashaNet.com

PITTSBURGH - BETH MESSIAH SYNAGOGUE, Rabbi Ruth Harris, 3245 Beechwood Blvd., Pittsburgh, PA 15217, Phone: (412) 521-9436


Don't know anything about them - there is a second congregation listed for the Pittsburgh area as well, but it marked as "unknown if still meeting."

 

[shmuel]

I like in the pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area. Actually, 40 miles southwest of pittsburgh to be exact.

Sounds like somewhere between Washington, PA and Wheeling, WV. A drive west on I70 once a month to Beth Messiah in Columbus is possible. There are good folks there. Howard Silverman is the leader and Elliot Klayman is the assistant. Elliot is a former president of the UMJC and a pioneer in the movement.

http://208.40.34.19/default.htm

 

[Voss]

TraceDogg




I am sorry, this is the second of your post that I have intruded on. But that is only because you keep touching home for me. I have kept your first post going still by asking my own questions. My question to you, if you are willing to share, is how did you arrive at your conclusion to embrace MJ’ism? I am only asking because I am sincerely seeking out the truth and praying about it as you said you have been. Going by your first post, and inquiry into mj’ism , you seemed firmly rooted in your anti-law belief. What changed your mind? I have been studying the beliefs of the Messianic movement, and I remain unsure and torn between the two beliefs (law vs. no law). I was raised to believe the typical protestant view on the subject, but am no longer sure. Any insight you might offer would be appreciated.