Shabbat
The Shabbat is the seventh day of creation, which God sanctified and blessed. Although observing the Shabbat is not a strict commandment in the New Covenant, the Scripture promises special blessings to all who set aside all their labors and dedicate this day to the Lord. For this reason, we as a congregation love to celebrate the Shabbat by praising our Lord Yeshua, who is Himself the Lord of the Shabbat.
Jewish worship and praise
We love to praise the Lord in singing and dancing, and musical worship is an important part of our Shabbat services. KJMC has several worship bands that have both traditional Jewish songs, including Hasidic niguns, and contemporary tunes in their repertoire. Dancing is one of the most important biblical forms of praising the Lord and a practical fulfillment of the commandment to "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength" (Deuteronomy 6:5). Therefore, following the example of the prophetess Mariam and King David, we dance to the glory of the Lord. Several dance groups in the congregation help us in this.
