Yeladim
The most amazing, kind, Yeshua loving, good looking, parent obeying, Torah reading, most excited to follow the WAY of Yeshua, happy children in the entire world.
Happy 250th Birthday America and Chag Yom Terruah Sameach! This week we celebrate the sound of the shofar, the feast of trumpets, the holy day of Rosh HaShannah, that is the head-rosh of the year! A new year, a new start, and we are so grateful for it! Our parasha takes a pause in the final book of Devarim, and goes back to Bereshit to remember the beginning as we begin our Torah cycle anew. This week we read of an encounter and a covenant that Avraham makes with Abimilech. Then, it says in 21:33-34 33Then he planted a tamarisk tree in Beer-sheba and called there on the Name of Adonai, the Everlasting God. 34He lived as an outsider in the land of the Philistines for many days. Do you see that? Avraham dwelled as an outsider in the land G-D had given him. Why? We see the amount of compromise of Biblical values today. We see more people accepting pop-culture's worldviews over the Biblical views passed down generationally. We wonder how people can accept the unacceptable and allow the unallowable and still think that they are walking with G-D. In Genesis 26:3 we find a commandment to Yitz’chak: Live as an outsider in this land and I will be with you and bless you—for to you and to your seed I give all these lands—and I will confirm my pledge that I swore to Abraham your father. In this verse, Yitz’chak is asking G-D because there is a famine in the land, and G-D gives him instructions on how to survive it. He is told not to go to Egypt, but to live where G-D tells him to dwell. Amos 8:11 tells us about a time I believe describes the days we live in. 11“Behold, days are coming” —declares my Lord Adonai— “when I will send a famine on the land —not a famine of bread nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of Adonai. 12 So people will wander from sea to sea and roam from north to east, searching for the word of Adonai, but they will not find it. G-D's instructions to Yitz’chak provided so long ago speak directly to us today. The key to living a blessed life in the middle of the culture of sin is found in the these words: "Live as an outsider in this land." If we want G-D to be with us and to bless us, then we must live our lives as outsiders in the land. When we forget that this world is not our home; we end up making excuses for sin, so that we will fit in and be accepted in it. We listen to voices of justification providing excuses for our acceptance of sinful choices, every one of those voices is spoken from a position of one who no longer dwells as an outsider in this land. If you would like to know more about living as an outsider check out this weeks' activity. If you have ever wondered how to walk through the culture without being part of it, this activity is for you! Be sure to get your parents permission before you download and print the lesson and activities for this week. (links are below attached to the cartoons of children.).
OUR VISION:
Our vision is to see children grow and flourish spiritually in their relationship with Messiah Yeshua and become solid, strong disciples who will spread the Good News to everyone with whom they come in contact, with joy and zeal.
Our vision is to see children grow and flourish spiritually in their relationship with Messiah Yeshua and become solid, strong disciples who will spread the Good News to everyone with whom they come in contact, with joy and zeal.
OUR CLASSROOM GOAL:
To guide our children in beginning and strengthening a relationship with Messiah Yeshua by understanding and fully grasping the lessons and concepts in Scripture. To encourage a strong identity as Messianic believers with the whole of B'nei Yisrael.
To guide our children in beginning and strengthening a relationship with Messiah Yeshua by understanding and fully grasping the lessons and concepts in Scripture. To encourage a strong identity as Messianic believers with the whole of B'nei Yisrael.
This Weeks PARSHA ACTIVITIES
Click on the yeladim below to print the discussion based lesson and use these fun activities at home this week to make learning about the parsha (portion) even more exciting and hands-on!
Last Chance ACTIVITIES
Did you miss last weeks parsha activities?
Click on the yeladim below to print these fun activities to learn even more!
Click on the yeladim below to print these fun activities to learn even more!
This weeks Yeladim Class Information
Our Next Family Event is: Tuesday Night Bible Study 09/11/2026
Pictures to the right are from 2023's TRUTH VTS. See below to learn more how you can participate in LOVE VTS.
Pictures to the right are from 2023's TRUTH VTS. See below to learn more how you can participate in LOVE VTS.
Hello, ani Laila. Nayim meyod! That means; it is nice to meet you. Lionel, who you met above, is my big brother. I am here to help you learn more about all the interesting things you can do in your Yeladim ministry this week and all year long! Speaking of interesting: Did you know that Canaan means "the land of purple"? Why do you think it was called that? If you think you know the answer call the office this week, if you are correct you will have a special treat waiting for you on Shabbat.
Tuesday September 1st @ 5:30
Laila Shilishi -This week's Tuesday Night Study we will enjoy a time of fellowship and Rabbi will continue in the Book of Acts. There is no children's program scheduled. If you would like a neat portion study is attached to the Little Laila Shilishi cartoon below. Get permission first, then click, download, and print the activity book today to help entertain you on Tuesday.
Laila Shilishi -This week's Tuesday Night Study we will enjoy a time of fellowship and Rabbi will continue in the Book of Acts. There is no children's program scheduled. If you would like a neat portion study is attached to the Little Laila Shilishi cartoon below. Get permission first, then click, download, and print the activity book today to help entertain you on Tuesday.
Saturday: 11:15am
Yeladim b'Yeshua; will be celebrating Yom Terruah/Rosh HaShannah with the whole congregation this Shabbat, and learn about a special Yom Kippur activity. If you would like this weeks portion discussion and activity remember to get parental permission before you download and print by clicking on the cartoon children above. ^"Weekly Parasha" & "Fun Activity".
*Children who turn 13 during a semester may continue to come until the end of that semester. They are also encouraged to participate in the BAY activities.
Yeladim b'Yeshua; will be celebrating Yom Terruah/Rosh HaShannah with the whole congregation this Shabbat, and learn about a special Yom Kippur activity. If you would like this weeks portion discussion and activity remember to get parental permission before you download and print by clicking on the cartoon children above. ^"Weekly Parasha" & "Fun Activity".
*Children who turn 13 during a semester may continue to come until the end of that semester. They are also encouraged to participate in the BAY activities.
LOVE Vacation Torah School
is on undetermined hiatus.
We look forward, and inward as we enjoy dynamic programs like this year's Patriotic Purim Pursuit and disciple our near future B'nei Mitzvot with this years exciting Gesher l'Mitvah Intensives
We apologize for the inconvenience to our community. Please prayerfully consider where you can be of service within our children's ministry..
Check out all the great THings going on at Brit Ahm
Each week there are a lot of fun and exciting opportunities to learn more about our faith and grow in Yeshua. Check out all of the great activities for you!
Yahid Ivrit
Learning Ivrit is integral to our identity, and our relationship with Yeshua. Learning Hebrew deepens our understanding of Torah, helps strengthen our empathy with the community of B'nei Yisrael, and brings us into closer covenant with Yeshua's chosen culture. Join us on the 3rd Shabbat during service. This class is currently on hiatus but you may click on the picture on the left to get your own printable copy of the Alef-Bet for fun and practice.
Shabbat School
A weekly walk through the Torah portion, and fundamental Bible principals emphasizing identity and halacha taught by Rebbitzen Pammy and Miss Beverly. Yeladim will participate in meaningful discussions that encourage our understanding, and play games that deepen our knowledge, of what walking in 'The Way' of Yeshua really means. This class takes place during the Yeladim b'Yeshua class time on the 4th Shabbat of the month. Check out the lesson and activity every week at the top of this page.
Musica v'Sheir
Taught by Mrs. Angela, this once a month class on Shabbat during service, explores traditional and modern music in the context of worship, and the Biblical calendar. Yeladim will have to opportunity to learn songs and history, and participate in activities that solidify our identity in Yeshua, and our Messianic community. This class is currently on hiatus.
Rikud Yeladim
Miss Zoe & and her assistant, teach traditional Davidic circle dance movements, so that the children may meaningfully participate in the dance circle during our community worship time. All children are welcome to join the dancers in the center of the circle as long as they are genuinely worshiping and not a danger to themselves or the other dancers. This class is currently on hiatus.
Gesher l'Mitzvah
A preparatory bridge class focusing on Messianic identity, Hebrew language, and Community Service. Taught by Mrs Kristen for those 10-16 year olds looking toward their Bar/Bat Mitzvot. This class is available only to enrolled yeladim. Click here for more information. New opportunities for learning NOW AVAILABLE especially, but not exclusively, for those pursuing B'nei Mitzvot!
Shiru l'Ad-nai
Brit Ahm’s youth and children’s choir for dedicated youth and yeladim that desire a music education and want to bring their worship to a service level. Focused on worship, sight reading, and outreach to the community. This group, led by the very talented Mrs. Johnson, meets every 2nd & 4th Saturday from 1-2:30pm. An easy audition is required for participation.
Yeshua b'Yeladim
Children in Yeshua meet on every Shabbat during service to get a topical and practical study of Torah principles and how to apply them to our daily walk with Yeshua. We explore Biblical holy days, and modern observances, dance, sing and play games based on the skills we all need to walk in righteousness. Click on the compassionate yeladim to learn more about how to be treated more like a grown up today!
Laila Shilishi Tuesday night fellowship and study
A chance for our yeladim to play and fellowship together. Beginning at 5pm on Tuesday nights in the Spring and Summer our yeladim will enjoy playing together in our backyard, and fellowshipping over board games in the fellowship hall. Beginning at 6:30 we have an intensive parsha based study time where all children are invited to dive deeper into our weekly Torah, Haftorah, and Brit HaChadasha portions. Click on the Messianic yeladim on the left to download this weeks portion study. Watch the "Happening this Week" for new exciting offerings in Laila Shilishi.
Mrs. Mabel Mullett's Memorial Mitzvot & Memory Verse Mishpocha
aka: M7 In 2020 then Centenarian Mabel Mullet in order to encourage the yeladim of Brit Ahm in their efforts to memorize scripture, something that she feels served her "very well" throughout her long life, made a gift to the Brit Ahm Children's Ministry so that we might reward and inspire the yeladim to continue in their righteous endeavors. Click on our M5 sword wielder to the left to download a list of mitzvot to start you on your journey Yeladim earn rewards for completing the tracking sheets during Sukkot. For information & tracker sheets please see Mrs. Kristen or Mrs. Rivkah, and join us on each Rosh Chodesh!
Rooted in Yeshua
Brit Ahm’s agricultural class that meets on the 2nd Shabbat of each month during the Yb'Y time. Taught by Mrs. Susie and Ms Zola, Rooted in Yeshua seeks to teach the parallels between good stewardship and good halacha, and concurrently foster a deeper more meaningful understanding of Torah that is largely written from an agrarian cultural perspective. Would you like to plant some fabulous free seeds? Tell Mrs. Susie that you are excited to be Rooted in Yeshua today!
Tinochot
Shabbat Mornings from 8:30-Right before the end of service
For our youngest believers (0-4 year olds) Each week we read stories, sing songs, and model the love of Yeshua for our youngest yeladim. You can incorporate some of the "Big Ideas" into your own play time. You will be amazed by how much they will learn. Click on the tinoch (baby) on the right to find this weeks Nursery Lesson plan.
For our youngest believers (0-4 year olds) Each week we read stories, sing songs, and model the love of Yeshua for our youngest yeladim. You can incorporate some of the "Big Ideas" into your own play time. You will be amazed by how much they will learn. Click on the tinoch (baby) on the right to find this weeks Nursery Lesson plan.
Gesher l'Mitzvah
We Enjoyed TWO Summer Intensives this year!
The Holidays and Halacha Intensive at the end of last month was a deep dive into the
Biblical Holy Days and how to walk in THE WAY Yeshua walked.
The Hebrew through Liturgy Intensive in June taught the letters of the alef-bet and lots of incredible liturgy.
We congratulate all the participants in this year's GLM Intensives! May your many successes lead to more successful mitzvot! GLM weeklong day camp intensives of friendship, fun, games, and crafts is over for this year. But you did not miss out on ALL the fun: Make plans to join us in December for a special GLM program just for you! Speak with Mrs. Rivkah or Mrs. Kristen to get more information on the intensives, and all the Gl'M activities today.
Hebrew Intensive
Gesher l'Mitzvah means; Bridge to the Commandment.
Students or "talmidim" learn valuable skills and create a portfolio of work and service that bridge the space between childhood, and being a son or daughter of the the commandments, a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. They explore their own personal connection with Torah and religion, consider how their walk contributes to their homes, congregations, and communities, and learn the skills needed to complete their ceremony and walk as a fully fledged member of the Brit Ahm Messianic Synagogue.
Though the Ozrim club, Member Intensives, M7 and other activities the GLM yeladim are
tomorrows leaders that the community, and the world, needs today.
Have you ever considered your place in the world? Have you ever thought about your relationship with THE CREATOR of the UNIVERSE? We are pretty sure you have, after all you are a brilliant Brit Ahm yeladim! As you grow, this class can give you the tools you need to grow closer to the G-D who created everything, and yet longs for a close relationship with each of us. Gesher l'Mitzvah (bridge to the mitzvah) is just for those special 10 and up who desire to take their relationship with G-D to a higher level. Those precious ones who desire to live the incredible exceptional life that HE specifically and thoughtfully created you for; those who will stand up and receive their royal crown. Watch this space for upcoming events and more info!
Students or "talmidim" learn valuable skills and create a portfolio of work and service that bridge the space between childhood, and being a son or daughter of the the commandments, a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. They explore their own personal connection with Torah and religion, consider how their walk contributes to their homes, congregations, and communities, and learn the skills needed to complete their ceremony and walk as a fully fledged member of the Brit Ahm Messianic Synagogue.
Though the Ozrim club, Member Intensives, M7 and other activities the GLM yeladim are
tomorrows leaders that the community, and the world, needs today.
Have you ever considered your place in the world? Have you ever thought about your relationship with THE CREATOR of the UNIVERSE? We are pretty sure you have, after all you are a brilliant Brit Ahm yeladim! As you grow, this class can give you the tools you need to grow closer to the G-D who created everything, and yet longs for a close relationship with each of us. Gesher l'Mitzvah (bridge to the mitzvah) is just for those special 10 and up who desire to take their relationship with G-D to a higher level. Those precious ones who desire to live the incredible exceptional life that HE specifically and thoughtfully created you for; those who will stand up and receive their royal crown. Watch this space for upcoming events and more info!
Pictured: HtL Intensive talmidim use watercolours to decorate thier nameplates (far left)
A Challah cover being hand embroidered by one of the GLM participants of the H&H Intesive (far right)
Crafts are just one of the fun ways our 'GLM' talmidim (disciples) learn the skills that help them
execute their bar/bat mitzvah ceremony and successfully navigate their walk with Torah
A Challah cover being hand embroidered by one of the GLM participants of the H&H Intesive (far right)
Crafts are just one of the fun ways our 'GLM' talmidim (disciples) learn the skills that help them
execute their bar/bat mitzvah ceremony and successfully navigate their walk with Torah
Hebrew Intensive
