Kehillah Shuvu Wenatchee

Kehillah Shuvu, or Congregation of Restoration, is a Messianic Jewish community in the Wenatchee Valley. Rooted in Jewish traditions and centered on Yeshua (Jesus) as the Messiah, the congregation gathers weekly for Shabbat services and Torah study. Learn more about their mission.

Kehillah Shuvu is a Messianic Jewish congregation based in the Wenatchee Valley, Washington. The community emphasizes the Jewish roots of faith in Yeshua (Jesus) as the Messiah, blending Jewish traditions with Christian beliefs. They gather weekly for Shabbat services, Torah study, and fellowship, fostering unity among Jewish and Gentile believers. About Us

The congregation meets every Saturday at Columbia Grove Covenant Church and also hosts smaller events at community members' homes. Their mission is to explore the connections between Judaism and Christianity while supporting Jewish traditions and celebrating biblical feasts. Events

Kehillah Shuvu is led by passionate community members like David Askren, who facilitates gatherings, and Anita Askren, who co-organizes events and writes for the blog. Abigail Askren manages the website and provides insights on modern Israel. Meet the Team

The community is open to all who are interested in exploring the Jewishness of the Messiah, whether they are Jewish, Christian, or simply curious about Messianic Judaism. Who Can Join

Kehillah Shuvu Wenatchee offers a unique blend of Jewish traditions and Messianic faith, welcoming those interested in exploring the Jewish roots of Christianity. First-time visitors may notice a focus on Shabbat services, Torah study, and community fellowship in a welcoming, inclusive environment.

Pros

• Clear weekly Shabbat service times at 10:00 AM on Saturdays.
• Welcomes Jewish, Christian, and curious attendees exploring Messianic Judaism.
• Combines Jewish traditions with Christian worship through Torah study and biblical feast celebrations.
• Offers events at both Columbia Grove Covenant Church and community homes.
• Active leadership team with roles in website management, event coordination, and blog content.

Cons

• Potential ambiguity in the interpretation of Jewish traditions due to blending with Christian practices.