Shalom!

Beit Tefillah is a place of refuge where praises are poured out to the God of Israel, families gather together to read and study the Word of God, and prayers rise like sweet incense to the heavens.

As a Messianic Jewish Synagogue, we are passionate about connecting the Tanakh to the Brit Chadashah, and discovering their significance for our lives today.

Whether you are from a Jewish or Gentile background, come ignite Aish Tamid the Eternal Flame, in your heart, and may the scripture be fulfilled that says,

"My House will be called a house a prayer for all peoples.".

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Join us Saturdays at 12 for our Boker Shabbat celebration at 1700 Oblate Dr. in Canyon Lake with food & fellowship, intimate worship, family Bible readings, & rejoicing in the Torah & Brit Chadashah!

CELEBRATE SHABBAT EVERY SATURDAY!

12:00
Oneg

1:00
Worship

2:00
Service

3:00
Drash

A Time To Remember

There is a command in Torah that appears again and again: זכור — remember. We remember Shabbat. We remember Sinai. We remember Amalek. And in our generation, we remember the Holocaust. But remembrance in Judaism is never passive. It is not history for the sake of memory—it is memory that demands transformation. But a question arises as we remember tragedy: Where was God?  Why did He allow this? Even in the Tanach, we hear cries of “למה”—why? From Book of Lamentations to the P

HOLIDAYS

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The Heart’s Search For Chametz

For those of you that have celebrated Passover before, you know that there more to do than just prepare a special dinner. The week leading up to Passover is tedious and involves meticulous cleaning and scrubbing and searching to make sure that all chametz is removed from the home. To say the least, there is a lot of preparation that goes into readying our homes for Passover. What’s more important than cleaning and preparing out homes though? Cleaning and preparing our heart

HOLIDAYS

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