Baruch HaShem Messianic Synagogue

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• Nat Serrano★★☆☆☆9 months ago

  I was accused of taking pictures by a hispanic lady sitting next to me (I did not). The paradox is that she took pictures of me to accuse me unjustly. I don’t understand why but I forgive her. Make newcomers feel welcome not accuse them and you will grow in numbers. I was excited to start the new member class as I got the books from Sheryl but I will not come back as I didn’t feel welcome. Regards

• James “Sonny” Essert★★★★★7 months ago

  I visited this place on the Sabbath prior to Christmas. I'd attended a synagogue before but not a Messianic one. The service was interesting to participate in since I'm a Gentile. But I felt welcomed and was invited to return. I really enjoyed seeing the songs that were sung with Hebrew letters, Hebrew pronunciation & English translation. This aspect was impressive to me.

• Alexander Huang★★★★☆3 years ago

  I came to Baruch HaShem for about a year. The worship experience is phenomenal. It is fun to take part in the Davidic dance train. You really get the sense of Isaiah 2:3 joy in coming to the house of the LORD. I also enjoyed the celebrations of the Biblical feasts, such as the all night Shavuot gathering. However, it can feel harder to connect to people here (seems to be a challenge common to many larger congregations).

• Raquel Lopez★★★★★2 years ago

  I went march 30th it was amazing. The synagogue place is beautiful . Also the Jewish people are very nice And friendly. I was able to get together with some Jewish people at their gathering to show support to the Jewish people because of the war. because I am Christian and love Israel.

• Pauline★★★★★2 years ago

  I feel I have finally found a place of worship that feels like home. Warm, simple and welcoming. Going for Shabbat service feels delightful and not an obligation. I actually look forward to it. This is coming from a person who struggled to see the worship community as a necessary part of my worship due to my past negative experiences. I encourage to visit if you have struggled to find a worship home for I know Yeshua and Ruach Elohim are present in every worship. Come with pure heart, seek God. The place will help you find him.

• Jennifer McDaniel★★★★★2 years ago

  We love BHS! Though we don't get to visit very often, when we do, it is always a wonderful time of refeshing encouragement. The worship is unified and has a way of leading one into praise or weeping. Rabbi Ari and Rabbi Shawn deliver well prepared and thoughtful messages with relevant and challenging applications for today. Our kids walk out saying they had a good time in Jr. Shabbat, which is always a relief to know my kids are not only safe, but having positive, faith-growing experiences too.

• Yvonne Holt★★★★★4 years ago

  First time visiting. I went for Rosh Chodesh worship gathering. Everyone was friendly and welcoming. It was a wonderful time to worship Yeshua freely with other believers. Truly the best part of a family reunion is dancing, singing and enjoying each other's company and that is what my experience was like. I look forward to visiting again.

• Richard★★★★☆2 years ago

  I went here once during the feast of trumpets aka Yom Teruah. While I felt good about the music and the teaching I just felt so alienated. I am from Oklahoma but am living in Dallas to get my master's degree. I am used to places there where didn't matter who I was I was greeted and talked to by the Rabbi and his wife or of the people of authority at a place would great me being someone they never met before. I had one person even talk to me and it was someone i sat next to. But besides that I thought it was a good place though I haven't been again since then. Granted it was during Yom Teruah and people were heading out immediately to go to 3 different locations but I just felt like I needed to point that out. I just want to let it be known I am not looking for validation or anything. But to be greeted or noticed that someone new appeared and talked to would have made me felt less awkward to be there. Maybe I was just spoiled in knowing the Rabbi I knew who no matter what would greet everyone and make sure to greet newer people. But I always felt that was something the Messiah would do and speaks more about the place than just the number of people that attend. But that was my experience but I would still recommend this place to see. I plan to go again soon.

• MGRojas76★★★★★3 years ago

  Friendly people, praying ministry, there is healings there. I was healed of Alzheimer’s or dementia like symptoms. I love to see the people dance ( Davidic dancing) You build lifetime friendships there. This place changed my life. I love Israel 🇮🇱 and hearing Hebrew was a beautiful thing. …

• Iris Viruet★★★★★7 years ago

  I've been looking for different Messianic congregations, and I didn't experienced what I experienced at BHS. I can tell that God is there. In addition, they are organized, and prepared for the whole family. They are very inclusive. They have the service in English, Spanish, and they also have Sign language interpreters! It's amazing!

• Estee Aijian★★★★★7 years ago

  If I lived in Texas, I’d love to visit! Everyone I meet from Baruch HaShem has such a strong testimony of love for the Messiah and a deep prayer life. Glad I can listen to podcasts & so grateful for places of worship like this!

• CJ G★★★★★2 years ago

  Wonderful people. Worship of God fills the place. Teaching is Biblical. It is NOT designed to promote man's ideas about God but rather to know God's plan for man.

• Janice Cattanach★★★★★3 years ago

  Beautiful people and synagogue. It's a large congregation but if you connect to the smaller groups you will feel like family. A joyful place to worship G-d!

• Jay S★★★★☆6 years ago

  I love the praise and worship services its bar none and how members perform Davidic Dancing during the praise and worship. Anyone can join the dancing circle if they so desire, after all its for the honor and glory of our Lord and Savior Messiah Yeshua. There is on woman who has a very high pitched voice and you can hear her during the praise and worship service, but I don't like it when she walk around and stands close to me and her high pitched voice truly hurt my ears. Another thing I don't like about Baruch HaShem I've been attending services for almost three years, and not once have I been made felt welcomed, the Rabbi has walked by many a times and not one time has he greeted me with a "Shabbat Shalom, brother happy to have you hear", in fact most members won't even look at you as if you're going to steal all their holiness. How would they treat Yeshua if He came in to Baruch HaShem? Love this place, but that is the only thing that bothers me about Baruch HaShem folks are not friendly nor welcoming to total strangers. Nor do they preach the salvation of Messiah Yeshua nor to they invite people who don't know Him as their own personal Savior. Aren't we suppose to Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, immersing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Ruach ha-Kodesh, 20 teaching them to observe all I have commanded you. And remember! I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” it starts at home first, but they won't even welcome a stranger or visitor.

• Steve★★★★★7 years ago

  Baruch Hashem is a wonderful God-fearing congregation. It is very Messiah centered and keen on taking the gospel to the Jew first and also and equally, to the gentile. My family has been here for 4 years and have experienced nothing but love from everyone. The Sunday morning Hebrew school is just phenomenal and of very high standards. It's in a class of it's own, with students coming even from other synagogues and churches. The teachers are very committed and very knowledgeable. They all do a great job! This is simply the best Messianic Synagogue in DFW, possibly in Texas!

• 3847 Treeline★★★★★5 years ago

  This community is definitely a synagogue and identifies with the Jewish community. There is a Torah service every Shabbat. Hebrew school on the first day of the week during spring and fall. It is great having a synagogue where worshipping Yeshua as Messiah in a Jewish context is understood. Visitors are always welcome to experience this wonderful experience that has been celebrated for thousands of years now.

• Angelena Perrin★★★★★3 years ago

  I learned so much about the root of what I have believed my whole life! Getting back to root has truly clarified and enriched my faith. The people are wonderful and literally from every tribe under Heaven.

• Audra C★★★★★11 years ago

  Baruch HaShem is a wonderful congregation! Our family has grown substantially in our walk with the L-rd since we began attending there. The teaching is filled with substance and nutrition that feeds both body and soul!! I love learning more and more how to dwell in the presence of G-d and recognizing Yeshua (Jesus) from Genesis all the way through to the end of revelation!! Rabbi Marty and his son Ari are very humble and I'm thankful to receive the teaching of the Word through them.

• Friendly Towers Projects★★★★★8 years ago

  My daughter and I Attended first time and learned about Shavuot, 50th day after Passover/Easter also know as Pentacost when disciples received the Holy Spirit. Spent all night with people of every race, nationality, color and socio-economic together in praise, worship, dancing and Bible teaching in Hebrew, English and Spanish. The most diverse & welcoming service I have ever experienced was here and Adam Shabat, another messianic temple. Incredible experience and fresh insights, so much more symbolism and texture from Jewish perspective. Although I’m used to nondenominational with baptist leaning worship style and expositional teaching, we did enjoy and will attend again and Sunday’s offer classes in Hebrew.

• Jennifer Rosales★★★★★8 years ago

  I used to attend baruch hashem 20 years ago....it impacted my life....it is a beautiful synagogue....The love of G_d is felt in every area of the church. I came back w my children twenty years later and I finally feel like im at home ... Everyone is very welcoming....for those saying otherwise you clearly have not opened your heart to feel the anointing in this place. Paul wilbur came and miqedem and it was an amazing beautiful experience..I highly recommend this synagogue.

Services and facilities

Events and programs

• Shavuot

  Annually

  All-night gathering for spiritual celebration

• Rosh Chodesh Worship

  Monthly

  Gathering for worship and community

• Feast of Trumpets (Yom Teruah)

  Annually

  Celebration during the Feast of Trumpets

• All-Night Shavuot Celebration

  Annually

  Multilingual praise, worship, dancing, and Bible teaching with participants from diverse backgrounds