Do I need to bring a Bible to church?

We encourage you to bring your bible and a notebook so you can take notes

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Is childcare provided during the service?

We have the Little Explorers Nursery for newborns through 2 years old

beginning at 9:50 AM. We also have an active Children’s Ministry for children ages 3-14.  If you choose to keep your children with you in the sanctuary, there is a room available for nursing moms and moms of little ones that may get fussy.

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Are the worship services available online?

Live stream service begins at approximately 10:20 AM each Shabbat (Saturday).  The "Watch Live" link is available on our home page.

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Are there opportunities to fellowship after the service?

Every week we enjoy lunch together during Oneg, each person/family brings a dish to share. If you are a first-time visitor, please allow us to provide your meal. The leadership team and the Pastor will be present during Oneg so there will be time to get to know one another and ask questions. 

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Is Olive Branch Fellowship connected to an overseeing denomination?

No, we are a non-denominational, Bible-believing community desiring to live with conviction and passion for the Word of God, and loving God and all people. We are affiliated with a network of churches joined together in fellowship and truth. But we are our own community. 

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Does Olive Branch have a formal membership procedure?

Membership at Olive Branch is informal and simple. It’s through faith in Yeshua, observance of His Torah, participation in our community and following the Biblical mandate to be faithful servants that together we become the body of Messiah and further His desires. 

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Do you observe the biblical dietary laws?

We believe the Bible is clear as to what God defines in Leviticus as food for humans.  We encourage you to read through Biblically Clean Foods as well as watch "Peter's Vision."

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What is the Shema that you recite at the beginning of service?

The Shema comes from Deuteronomy 6:4 and includes the ten commandments as found in Deuteronomy 6:5-9.

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