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Pesach 2025

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It was such a blessing for our community to come together at Hebron 
for the Pesach meal and the first day of unleavened bread. 
 We are not a big community in the Adelaide Hills but we are testifying that 
Yeshua is the Messiah and walking in His ways.

 There are so many individuals or families that don't have a Messianic fellowship that they can be part of because of geographic distances - or even theological distances.

 Our desire is to see Messianic fellowships form and develop in many more parts of Australia so that the sheep of His pasture are fed, nurtured and protected.

The Good News of Messiah and His kingdom has been hidden and misconstrued since the early times but the Ruach is revealing truth - the truth that sets His people free.

    So as we come together in obedience to observe the moed, whether it's a couple here or a big fellowship over there, we are encouraged and built up in Him as we run the race that He has set before us.

  In 50 days we will come together again for Shavuot!


 

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  1. AnonymousJune 4, 2025 at 10:03 AM

    Dear Annett these photos and your wonderful and blog of all of us together is beautiful.

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