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Build a Stronger Marriage Even if Unequally Yoked
Trying to be Torah Observant in an unequally yoked marriage? Love and acceptance is where true peace will reach your soul.
Steps for Accepting People with Different Views
Steps for accepting people with different views include reaching a place of humility and the ability to agree that we don’t have all the answers.
Boundaries in Torah Observant Communities
Boundaries Make Others Take Personal Responsibility for Their Behavior Boundaries are generally not something that we have seen observed in Torah observant communities. Without boundaries in place, the only thing we know how to do it split when things get complicated. Therefore, we want to share some ways and tips for implementing boundaries within Torah … Read more
Leaders, Gossip and Hebrew Fellowships
Gossip, leadership and the Hebraic faith do NOT go together! We need to set a zero tolerance policy. It starts from the leader level.
Leadership in Home Fellowships
Leadership in home fellowships is Biblical but can attract those neither gifted nor trained in leadership. This is a cause of many a split.
Torah Observant & Spiritual Gifts of All
Spiritual gifting within the Torah observant life and fellowships must be welcomed and used within Biblical guidelines to benefit the body of Messiah.
Building Trust within HRM & Looking Beyond Ourselves
Building trust within HRM community and amongst leadership is all of our responsibility. We may need to look beyond ourselves for examples.
Home Fellowship & Children
Home fellowships can teach their children conflict resolution and learn something for themselves while they are at it! Shalom for all!
Loving & Cherishing the Children in Home Church
Children in your home church need you to love them. As frustrating as their presence may seem to you, part of our maturing is serving.
Getting Along in Home Fellowship Groups
Home fellowship groups are a wonderful place for iron to sharpen iron. Yet, these small intimate environments also are a breeding ground for conflict.