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This Week At Beth David

Citadel of David

Citadel of David – Jerusalem, Israel 

“The Torah of Adonai is perfect, restoring the inner person. The instruction of Adonai is sure, making wise the thoughtless..”
Psalm 19:8

10/12/2026 6pm – Rosh Khodesh Kheshvan
Ladies! Join us tonight at Sierra Bicentennial Park, 117 Sunnyside Ave. in Clovis for a picnic dinner while we finish up our discussion of Battle Plans. (If you didn’t read the book come anyway!)  Bring: your own dinner & lawn chair. Dessert will be provided

10/17/2026 8:30am ~ House Keeping and Set up
Set up Saturday morning before Shabbat Service

10/17/2026 9:30am Shabbat Morning Schedule
9:30am Worship and Torah Service
11:00am Yeshiva – Teaching and discussion
Oneg Shabbat – between sessions

Parashah 2 Noakh

Torah: B’resheet (Genesis) 6:9-11:32
Haftarah: Yeshayahu (Isaiah)  54:1-55:5
B’rit Hadashah: Luke 17:20-37

This week’s Study Guide: **Coming Soon**

(Past Shabbat Yeshiva recordings are available – Click Here!)

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Upcoming Holidays & Events For Your Calendar

11/11/2026 ~ Rosh Chodesh Kislev 6:00pm
Ladies! Tonight we will share in a special seder dinner for women. We’ll be focusing on the women involved in the life of Moses. Strong women and Biblical heroines whose faith in Adonai lead them through the difficulties of their lifetimes to be voices of resilience for us today. We’ll share a pot-luck dinner together following the seder.
Please bring a dish to share

Host: Dawn Arii

11/15/ 26 ~ Hanukkah Bazaar at Temple Beth Israel 9:30am
6622 N. Maroa Ave. Fresno

Hanukkah
December 4-12

12/10/2026 ~ Rosh Chodesh Tevet 6:00pm
Worship Night & Hanukkah Celebration
Ladies pot-luck dinner & fellowship time.
Please bring a dish to share
Host: Rosa Maria Zuniga

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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.)