Shear Yashuv

Welcome to She'ar Yashuv International She'ar Yashuv creates an environment for Jews and Gentiles to learn about Messiah Yeshua in his Biblical and Hebraic context. She'ar Yashuv International develops Community Centers and Congregations where learning, worship services, special activities and events, advocacy and community resources take place. She'ar Yashuv International has two main purposes... our primary purpose is to create an environment where Jewish people who believe in Messiah Yeshua (known in the western world as Jesus) can remain Jewish while not abandoning or betraying our communities or families; in this way Jewish believers in Messiah can freely and fully learn how to develop a true relationship with the G-d of Israel without being trapped in legalistic religious systems which Yeshua himself came to rectify. Yeshua is our Rabbi and he taught us "and you shall know the Truth and the Truth shall make you free."

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Meet our Rabbi

The rabbi, teacher and spiritual leader of our community, She'ar Yashuv is Rabbi Netanel Ben Yochanan. His life was transformed when he had a personal encounter with the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and he came to the understanding that Yeshua is indeed our Messiah. The Rabbi teaches the principles of Torah in a non-religious way so that we, his talmidim can apply its wisdom to our daily lives while having a sincere relationship with G-d. We welcome you to visit our community every Shabbat especially if you have become disenchanted with religion. The concept for the Jewish Community Centers for believers in Yeshua came to him over the 37 years ago when he began to develop them around the world. These are places where Torah observant Jews and non-Jews could feel welcome. Our center here in Montreal is house of prayer for all nations.

Rabbi Netanel is dedicated to mentoring and building up young leaders for the future. He also has many years of experience as a chaplain, handles cases of mediation, crisis management and is a skilful counsellor in pre-marital, marriage, personal and family matters. He has helped in many marriages which were failing and has tried to prevent people from making one of the worst mistake of their lives — marrying the wrong person.(See Rabbi's Services)

From the Rabbi's Desk

Do we worship God or man? Chukkat פרשת חֻקַּת is a Messianic parashah with the Parah Adumah פָרָה אֲדֻמָּה or red cow as a typology of Messiah. My interest is not to delve into the theology behind this idea neither in Judaism nor Christianity. The Messiah in Judaism represents the fulfillment of the Word of God with the idea that he would come and bring us back to Torah. Our sages explain that the Messiah becomes Torah which we can see in the Book of Yochanan, with the beautiful teaching about how the Messiah would become Torah for us. My desire is not to bring you theology about the Torah but to bring the truths learned in Torah to help us live a Godly life. As an engineer I experienced this personally when at my first job I was put to shame by those who worked in the field for many years and I was fresh out of school. My book knowledge couldn’t hold a candle to those who had actually worked on the job. To go from formula to practice is not easy. Today there are brilliant theologians who are extremely knowledgeable about the Word of God but when it comes to living it in their own lives, they fall tragically short. We read in the Messianic Writings about how God uses the foolish things of this world to confound the wise. We need to humble ourselves and admit that we can learn from others who may not be as educated as we are and who can teach us so much about life. In our Jewish or Oriental cultures, there is a reverence and respect for the elders who have accumulated wisdom and experience. How sad today we see a loss of this today in our culture. (Read more)

Our Community

Torah is a gift from the Alnighty

for us to bring to all nations

Learning to live by its principles

is a lifelong task

Our House is a House of Prayer for all nations

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News from Kehilat She'ar Yashuv

Mazal Tov to

Jonathan and Edna Jonas

at the Bar Mitzvah of

their son Josiah

June 22, 2013

Torah Portion: Balak

Are you ready for some Paradigm Shifts in your understanding of Torah?

Torah teaches us principlies about living a Godly life instead of being a religious person. These principles are found in the Rabbi's weekly Drash.

Join us for our Shabbat service tofind out more

about our community.

Service begins

at 10:30 AM Saturday mornings.

All nationalities are welcome

כי ביתי בית תפלה יקרא לכל העמים

..For My house will be called a house of prayer for all nations (Isaiah 56:7)

Services are held at 8255 Mountain Sights suite 225, Montreal QC

(two blocks from metro de la Savanne station).

Oneg begins around 1:00 PM and Torah study at 2:30 PM

Shabbat School for children ages 3-7 is held during morning message.

Hine ma tov u'manayim

shevet achim gam yachad

הנה מה טוב ומה נעים שבת אחים גם יחד

How good and pleasant it is

for brethren to dwell together in harmony

Getting married soon?

Our rabbi strongly recommends

pre-marital counseling.

Call us today to book your initial session.

This is the most important decision you will ever make.

Speak to us about helping you to arrange your wedding.

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Bar Mitzvah your son with us and enjoy the real meaning

of this special day in his life.

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Étudiez Hébreu Biblique (cours en français)

Pour meilleur comprendre la langue des Écritures

Certificat de complétion

Programme du cours d'initiation

Apprentissage de l'alphabet(lecture et écriture)
Les consonnes avec leur prononciation, leur symbole, leur valeur numérique.
Les voyelles, les syllabes
les mots essentiels des premiers textes de la genèse à l'aide de la phonétique.
La grammaire: article et prépositions, pluriel des noms masculins et féminins -les suffixes permettant de les distinguer.
Les adjectifs possessifs, les pronoms personnels(les suffixes permettant de les distinguer)
Les racines des verbes.
Les noms avec leur racine.
Le temps présent, passé et futur(les préfixes et suffixes permettant de les distinguer)
Lecture et traduction de versets de la bible en caractères hébreux et à l'aide de la phonétique.
Lecture et traduction des prières du sidour.
La signification des noms(sens particulier, sens commun, sens opposé, sens par voie d'extension)
Durée du cours d'initiation:4 mois
2 heures de cours chaque semaine.
Les personnes désireuses apprendre la syntaxe pourront s'inscrire pour le deuxième cours(cours avancé)

SVP Contactez nous à: 514-481-4579

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Premarital Counselling

Our Rabbi recommends 6 months of pre-marital counselling before making the most important decision you will every make—a lifetime commitment. It is important to find out if you are well suited to one another. You owe it to yourselves and to your loved ones to spend at least as much time on making your relationship work as you would purchasing a home or car. Your happiness and that of your future children are at stake.

Our experienced team is down to earth, fun to work with and we can help you with your Jewish Wedding ceremony, one that will meet your needs.

Our catering team is ready to take care of your special event right up to the wedding cake.

Don't hesitate to get in touch with us today to set up a preliminary interview. You will be happy that you did. References available upon request.

Interfaith couples are welcome

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In our Rabbi's drash on Lech Lecha, he deals with the quintessential question "Who is a Jew?"

The life of Moshe Rabbeinu the redeemer of Israel is exciting to look at especially when we compare the elements of his life with that of

our Messiah Yeshua, the redeemer of the world.

Be sure to read the Rabbi's article on

The Calling of Moses as the Leader of Israel.