What to Expect

 

 

At Congregation Rebirth, we come together as a family in Messiah — worshiping, learning, and growing in love for Yeshua (Jesus) and one another! Expect inspiring worship, teaching grounded in the Word, and a welcoming community where the presence of God is felt deeply.

 

Whether you’re seeking Scriptural understanding, connection, or renewal, you’ll find a place here to belong — a place to be reborn, refreshed, and restored.

 

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Dress Code

 

 

Addressing how we present ourselves matters — whether we’re entering an any room or the house of worship. We’ve adapted boundaries allowing style and modesty.

 

For Women:

 

• Wear a skirt, dress, or trousers — all are acceptable.

• Ensure hemlines are not overly short (not more than a few inches above the knee), and avoid sheer fabrics, low-cut tops or bare midriffs.

• If wearing a dress or skirt, please it cover the knees when seated.

• A stylish jacket or blazer is encouraged — not mandatory, but it enhances a composed look.

• Footwear: neat flats, modest heels or clean dress sandals; avoid flip-flops or overly casual slippers.

• Accessories, patterns and colors are welcome — just keep the overall look tidy, modest, and suitable for worship.

 

 

For Men:

 

• Slacks, khakis or well-kept jeans are acceptable; pair with a collared shirt, polo or a clean t-shirt with no distracting graphics.

• A jacket or sport coat is preferred if you have one — optional, but enhances a respectful appearance.

• Avoid hats indoors, overly torn or distressed jeans, tank tops, flip-flops or caps with logos that distract.

• Footwear: dress shoes, clean casual shoes or loafers are appropriate; avoid beach-style sandals.

 

 

Our Beliefs (Brief)

 

 

We believe in One God,

who reveals Himself as Father, Son, and Ruach ha-Kodesh (Holy Spirit).

 

We believe Old and New Testaments are the inspired Word of God

 

We believe salvation is a gift of grace, received through faith in Yeshua, who came once as the Lamb of God and will return as King of Kings to establish His everlasting Kingdom.

 

We honor God’s appointed times (Mo’edim), as of the Shabbat and the high holidays.

As they are eternal reminders of His faithful covenant.

 

We believe both Jew and Gentile are one in Messiah, and are called to walk in His ways, and to share His light with the world.

 

We believe our faith draws us together as mishpocha — a family walking in love, accountability, and community, guided by the Spirit of God.

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