Citadel of David – Jerusalem, Israel
“The wise man should not boast of his wisdom, the powerful should not boast of his power,
the wealthy should not boast of his wealth; instead, let the boaster boast about this:
that he understands and knows me– that I am Adonai, practicing grace, justice and righteousness in the land; for in these things I take pleasure,” says Adonai.” Yiremeyahu (Jeremiah) 9:22-23
2/17/26 3:00pm ~ No Intercessory Prayer
Have a prayer request? Contact us!
2/18/26 6pm ~ Rosh Chodesh Adar
Ladies pot-luck dinner & fellowship night. Hosted by Charlida Kemble. Please bring a dish to share.
Tonight we will start reviewing the book, “Battle Plans: How to fight the Yetzer Hara” by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller & Sara Yocheved Rigler. Get your copy, available from Amazon, and start reading! We begin our discussion with the introduction and chapters one & two.
Can’t attend in person? Let us know and we will send you a link to attend via Zoom!
2/21/26 8:30am ~ Housekeeping/Setup
Set-up Saturday Morning before Service
2/21/26 Shabbat Morning Schedule
9:30am Congregational Worship, Prayer and Torah Service
10:30am Oneg Shabbat
11:00am Teaching and Discussion
Parashah 19 T’rumah
Sh’mot (Exodus) 25:1-27:19
Haftarah: Malakhim Alef (1Kings) 5:26-6:13
B’rit Hadashah: Mark 12:37-13:1
This week’s Study Guide: ** Coming Soon! **
Last week’s Study Guide: 18-1 Mishpatim (Rulings)
(Past Shabbat Yeshiva recordings are available – Click Here!)
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Upcoming Holidays & Events For Your Calendar
3/2/2026~ Purim Celebration at Oak Hills ~ 6:00pm
Dress up in costume, bring your noise makers and a pot-luck dish to share as we celebrate Purim and Adonai’s victory over the enemies of His people. We will have dinner together followed by our traditional mellow dramatic reading of the book of Esther. Bring a friend!
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Shabbat Worship & Torah Service, Yeshiva, & OTC classes are held at Oak Hills Church, 1486 Tollhouse Road, Clovis, CA 93611. Dress code is respectfully informal. Coffee is provided, and brunch dishes (Shabbat Oneg) and snacks to share are welcome. (No pork or shellfish products, please.)
