Teach

Welcome to Beth Yeshua International

A letter from our rabbi

Beth Yeshua International ties you to your roots. If you are Jewish, our joyous worship will stir your soul. If you are Christian, our synagogue gives you a chance to explore the Jewish roots of your faith. You will see that we are a cross-section of what The Book of Revelation calls every nation, tribe, people, and language (Revelation 7:9). You will see a legitimate expression of unity, and in that unity you will be blessed, for there is everlasting life (Psalm 133).

There are two expressions I know you will find here. One is the Spirit of love and the second is the truth of God’s word (John 4:23).

You will see us raise our hands (Psalm 63:4); clap our hands (Psalm 47:1); dancing (Psalm 149:3), and playing instruments (Psalm 150:3-5). Most importantly you will see unbounded joy because in His presence is fullness of joy (Psalm 16:11).

There is much more we would like to share with you, so please join us in worship. I wholeheartedly believe you will not leave as you came.

Mercy, Love, and Peace be yours in full measure (Jude 1:2).

Sincerely,
rabbi Greg Hershberg

What We Do

Teaching

Teach, teaching, and taught are the same word in the Greek language–didasko. Didasko is translated as to hold discourse with others in order to instruct them, to train them, and to instill doctrine into them. In other words to teach is to disciple.

Outreach

The focus at Beth Yeshua International is to help people connect with God, hear His voice, and come to know Him. We are called not to just hear the Word, but to do the Word.

Ministries

Congregation Beth Yeshua Macon offers many wonderful opportunities to give of yourself to God by serving others from maintenance to missions.