
Welcome to Bet Ami
A welcoming congregation for every curious heart seeking a deeper relationship with Yeshua (Jesus) our Messiah. We gather each Sabbath in unity — celebrating faith, heritage, and family together.
October 3 Torah Reading
Shemini Atzeret: Draw Near and Rejoice
As the week of Sukkot closes, Shemini Atzeret invites us to linger in Hashem's presence, remember His provision, and rejoice with grateful hearts.
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Simchat Torah
Begins at sundown Saturday, October 3 · Ends after nightfall Sunday, October 4, 2026
Simchat Torah means “Rejoicing in the Torah.” Following Shemini Atzeret, we celebrate finishing the yearly reading of the Torah and immediately beginning again: from the final words of Deuteronomy back to the opening of Genesis. The Word of Adonai is a gift we return to year after year.
This holy day invites us to focus on gratitude for the Torah, joy in studying and living its teachings, and the promise of a fresh beginning. Communities traditionally lift and dance with the Torah scrolls, sharing that joy across generations.
Want every holy day at a glance? The Bet Ami calendar lists all of the biblical feasts for the year.
Look What's New!
Seven new tools from the Bet Ami Storehouse — games, guides, prayer, recipes, and Scripture memory, all in one place.
Aleph-Bet Blitz An 80s arcade retro game for ages 12 and up. Rise with King David — from the sheepfold of Bethlehem to the throne of Judah. Each chapter opens with his story, then the letters fall. Name them before they land.
Play in the StorehouseGames & Apps from the Storehouse
Two favorites you can open right now — no sign-up needed.

Our Hebrew alphabet video game. Catch falling letters, learn their names and sounds, and rise through the King David chapters — free to play.
Play Aleph-Bet Blitz
Our clean eating app. Clean-meat recipes by Leviticus 11, Shabbat and feast menus, and a kitchen helper that answers “what can I cook tonight?”
Open the KitchenWelcome to Bet Ami
House of My People
We believe in the Hebraic perspective of Yeshua (Jesus) our Messiah. He is our Savior including the whole house of Israel.
Bet Ami began as a home Bible study in 1979, which then grew to include Sunday services and a Friday night "Hebraic Outreach" to anyone that wanted to know more about the life of Yeshua. Today, we are a vibrant Congregation worshipping on Sabbath afternoon.
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3:00 PM Saturdays
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Liturgy, Teaching, Praise & Worship, and Havdalah every Saturday afternoon.


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