Beit Hashofar is pleased to announce the opening of our new Lichtenstein Guest House and Beit Midrash. This new facility is conveniently located steps away from the synagogue and offers the comforts of home as well as an informal study space. Our Guest House is an optimal base for seeing the Northwest region or just to stay overnight on Shabbat while residing in a kosher environment.
The Goalof T'nuat Noar Tsippor is the integration of each young person, post b'nei mitzvah age, fully into Judaism and Synagogue life. Our hope is to encourage young people to live Messianic Judaism daily. T'nuat Noar Tsippor exists to create activities that will encourage curiosity and interest in Jewish living, enhance knowledge of Torah, Brit Chadashah, and the importance of tradition. Participating in works of tzedakah in and outside of the Jewish community will also be a focus of T'nuat Noar Tsippor.
It is our mission to nurture personal dedication to our Mashiach and create a strong Jewish identity. This will be accomplished by building relationships and a positive self-image while creating memorable experiences, and encouraging prayer and devotion to G-d and Torah.
On Tuesday nights many collect for coffee and in-depth Torah learning facilitated by our rabbi and enhanced through the open dialogue of those gathered. Read More
Our kids are our life. One of the most important things we can do for them is bring a deep sense of the spiritual richness of Jewish tradition. O...
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The Goalof T'nuat Noar Tsippor is the integration of each young person, post b'nei mitzvah age, fully into Judaism and Synagogue life. Our hope i...
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An all women's group dedicated to learning, bonding, and growing in Torah and in Jewish life. Come be a part and participate in meaningful discussions, tzedakah and mitzvah opportunities, and spiritual g...
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The Goal of T'nuat Noar Tsippor is the integration of each young person, post b'nei mitzvah age, fully into Judaism and Synagogue life. Our hope is to encourage young people to live Messianic Judaism daily. T'nuat Noar Tsippor exists to create activities that will encourage curiosity and interest in Jewish living, enhance knowledge of Torah, Brit Chadashah, and the importance of tradition. Participating in works of tzedakah in and outside of the Jewish community will also be a focus of T'nuat Noar Tsippor .
On Tuesday nights many collect for coffee and in-depth Torah learning facilitated by our rabbi and enhanced through the open dialogue of those gathered. 
