In the summer of 2019, believers from all over the United States (and some from around the world), will gather in New York City to proclaim the good news of the Messiah Yeshua (Jesus Christ) to our beloved Jewish people.
Aside from our usual cutting-edge training, street ministry, and follow up, Shalom New York 2019 will feature two major evening outreach events, teams living and working in the heart of Manhattan, and specialized outreaches to the Ultra-Orthodox and Russian Jewish Communities of Brooklyn and beyond.
If you love to share your faith and you have a heart for Israel and the Jewish people, Shalom New York 2019 may be the most significant opportunity you will ever have to realize God’s great evangelical purpose for your life!
Do you or someone you know have a car you are planning to trade in or just an extra car? Bring it to the shul!
We can perhaps find a new home for the car. It could be a blessing to someone who needs it.
Feast of Tabernacles October 13-21st Reservations are open at Cooper Lake 512-389-8900
Dancing, children’s activities, adult/whole group lessons, and nature times Tuesday through Sunday.
Everyone of the enclosed shelters and the cabins include a tent site. In fact I think the enclosed shelters include two tents. If those who are doing tent camping only would get together with those who are renting the shelters we could have most of the people in that area of the campfire nightly. We had also discussed renting a large canopy for the middle of the grassy area to have our communal meetings and meals instead of going all the way down to the pavilion. If you are interested in doing this respond to Dan’s email from this past week and you will be put on the mailing list for the camp out. Discussion can be done once the list is complete. This can also save money for many if the tent campers will pitch in with the ones who are renting a shelter.
Let’s start a discussion and begin planning for an even better Sukkot this year!
Contact Dan Boron when you make your reservations so you can be added to the planning emails.
Every Shabbat we are blessed to have MORE VISITORS join us for oneg. Because fellowship is an important part of Eitz Chaim’s ministry, we are asking
ALL MEMBERS and REGULAR ATTENDEES TO PARTICIPATE BY BRINGING A DISH, OR TWO, to Shul on Shabbat. Oneg is a time of sharing and fellowship
“In this drash, Rabbi Schiller looks at how the Gospel, more than the Law, transforms our hearts and lives; causes us to be humble and serve others; and unlike the Moralist or Relativist, focuses us on Y’Shua and His love. He is our life!”
“In this drash, Rabbi Schiller looks at how the Gospel, more than the Law, transforms our hearts and lives; causes us to be humble and serve others; and unlike the Moralist or Relativist, focuses us on Y’Shua and His love. He is our life!”
Eitz-Chaim is a congregation committed to prayer, discipleship, and service. If you have a need or a prayer request, let us hear from you.
(see contact info at end of newsletter)
This Week on Shabbat
Drash by Rabbi David Schiller
“Shavuot 2019 – You shall have no other gods before Me. For I, the LORD, am a Jealous God.”
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We will have a regular Oneg right after services and then a traditional Shavuot dairy nosh late afternoon. Please bring food for Oneg AND a snack of cut cheese, cut veggies, crackers, chips and dip, cheesecake, blintzes and nuts. Dairy is the traditional “Holy Day” food for Shavuot. Keep in mind there will be many guests so bring enough to share with many.There will be NO kitchen crew in the afternoon. Bring your snacks prepared and ready to eat preferably in disposable containers.
Please READ thoroughly!
Bring your First Fruits offering to the kitchen in the morning. Someone will be there to put a label on it that says First Fruits. All First Fruits offerings will be stored appropriately until the First Fruits ceremony in the afternoon. When the ceremony begins you will be instructed to go out the side doors
of the sanctuary, near the kitchen and retrieve your First Fruits offering. All offerings will at that time be out on the kitchen counter, just take yours and go to the lobby to prepare for the First Fruits procession into the sanctuary.
Today in worship and in Concert
Ted Pearce
Ted will be leading worship during the service in the morning services beginning at 10:30 am.
Mini concert after First Fruits Ceremony at 4 pm.
Opportunities to Help our Brothers and Sisters
Stacy & Ben Wilcox have welcomed their new daughter
Sheliya Elizabeth Wilcox was born on 05/25/2019 at 05:55pm weighing 8lbs and 19 3/4 inches long. Please help the family out by bringing a meal on Shabbat. Please package the meals in disposable containers.
Each week we are blessed by the anointing and skills of Ben Wilcox as he leads us in worship. It is now our turn to bless Ben and his family as they adjust to life with a new baby.
We are asking that you help provide a meal, main dish, or grocery items to help them through this time. Please do not make any spicy meals or add onions. Please package the meals in disposable containers. Meals can be brought on Shabbat and stored in the freezer.
If you are unable to make a meal, here is a list of things Stacy said they could use: Paper plates, Disposable cups, Yogurt, Sliced cheese, Toilet paper, Granola bars, Bread, Raisin bagels, Bottled water, Orange juice, Honey, Non GMO cereal, Land O Lakes spreadable butter with olive oil (no canola oil).
Very easy to pick up one or two items and bring it on Shabbat.
David and Julissa Vazquez have moved into a duplex.
Because they are coming from an RV, they have no furniture whatsoever.
They are in need of beds, mattresses, cabinets, couches, tables, chairs, everything. If you have any spare furniture please contact Eitz Chaim Office info@ecdallas.org
Shalom New York
(Scholarships are available on a need basis)
In the summer of 2019, believers from all over the United States (and some from around the world), will gather in New York City to proclaim the good news of the Messiah Yeshua (Jesus Christ) to our beloved Jewish people.
Aside from our usual cutting-edge training, street ministry, and follow up, Shalom New York 2019 will feature two major evening outreach events, teams living and working in the heart of Manhattan, and specialized outreaches to the Ultra-Orthodox and Russian Jewish Communities of Brooklyn and beyond.
If you love to share your faith and you have a heart for Israel and the Jewish people, Shalom New York 2019 may be the most significant opportunity you will ever have to realize God’s great evangelical purpose for your life!
Eitz-Chaim is a congregation committed to prayer, discipleship, and service. If you have a need or a prayer request, let us hear from you.
(see contact info at end of newsletter)
This Week on Shabbat
Drash by Rabbi David Schiller
“How the gospel changes and shapes our lives.”
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Today in worship and in Concert
Greg Silverman
Greg will be leading worship during the service in the morning services beginning at 10:30 am. Mini concert after Oneg at 2 pm.
Opportunities to Help our Brothers and Sisters
Stacy & Ben Wilcox have welcomed their new daughter
Sheliya Elizabeth Wilcox was born on 05/25/2019 at 05:55pm weighing 8lbs and 19 3/4 inches long.
Please help the family out by bringing a meal on Shabbat. Please package the meals in disposable containers.
If you are unable to make a meal, fresh fruits and vegetables would be welcome. Stacy specifically asked for paper plates to cut down on dish washing.
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Ride needed!
Alla Chugunova
(214) 987-1664
Alla lives in Dallas near Park Lane and Greenville Ave.
June 8, 2019 All day event followed by early evening concert with Ted Pearce Plans are in the making, more info to come. Plan on staying all day, bring your friends!
We will have a regular Oneg right after services and then a traditional Shavuot dairy nosh late afternoon. Please bring food for Oneg AND a snack of cut cheese, cut veggies, crackers, chips and dip, cheesecake, blintzes and nuts. Dairy is the traditional “Holy Day” food for Shavuot. Keep in mind there will be many guests so bring enough to share with many.There will be NO kitchen crew in the afternoon. Bring your snacks prepared and ready to eat preferably in disposable containers.
Your afternoon dairy snacks will be your First Fruits Offering for the afternoon celebration of Shavuot First Fruits. Please bring your afternoon First Fruits offering MARKED as “First Fruits” so it is not put out for Oneg. You will be instructed prior to the celebration to retrieve your First Fruits Offering and when to bring your offerings to the table in the sanctuary.
Shalom New York
(Scholarships are available on a need basis)
In the summer of 2019, believers from all over the United States (and some from around the world), will gather in New York City to proclaim the good news of the Messiah Yeshua (Jesus Christ) to our beloved Jewish people.
Aside from our usual cutting-edge training, street ministry, and follow up, Shalom New York 2019 will feature two major evening outreach events, teams living and working in the heart of Manhattan, and specialized outreaches to the Ultra-Orthodox and Russian Jewish Communities of Brooklyn and beyond.
If you love to share your faith and you have a heart for Israel and the Jewish people, Shalom New York 2019 may be the most significant opportunity you will ever have to realize God’s great evangelical purpose for your life!
During the Praise and Worship there will be rooms available in the office for Healing Prayer and other needs. Ben will make an announcement, and there will be periodic slides inviting folks to come back for prayer as they feel the need. We will have 3 rooms available, See one of the ushers for directions any time during the Praise and Worship service prior to the Message.
Do you or someone you know have a car you are planning to trade in or just an extra car? Bring it to the shul!
Feast of Tabernacles
PRISON MINISTRY
