A Ministry in College Park, MD

Yes we do. We are committed to Yeshua’s (Jesus) words to “go out and make disciples.” Matthew 28:19

1. Welcome & Announcements (5 minutes)

2. Opening Prayer (3 minutes)

3. Praise & Worship (20-25 minutes)

4. Hebrew & English Scripture Reading (5 minutes)

5. Offering (5 minutes)

6. Message (25-30 minutes)

7. Call to Christ/Prayer (10 minutes)

8. Closing & Yahweh's Blessing (5 minutes)

As of this minute, most members meet in one another's homes. Eventually, once we have the funds, meeting spaces will be leased and/or built.

We use the name Yahweh because it is the personal, covenant name of the Father revealed in the Scriptures. In many English Bibles, this name is often represented as LORD (in all capital letters). When we say “Yahweh,” we are simply identifying the Father by the name He gave, rather than using only titles like “God” or “Lord,” which can be used more broadly.

Using “Yahweh” also helps bring clarity when we speak about the Father and the Son. We honor Yahweh as the Father, and we honor Yeshua (Jesus) as the Son and Messiah. This language helps us speak biblically and precisely, while keeping our focus on worship, obedience, and relationship with the One true God.

We call God's Son Yeshua in Hebrew or Jesus in English. The actual name Yeshua means "Yahweh is salvation."

We are not built around a traditional denominational label. We are a Bible-centered church community focused on following Scripture, making disciples, and living out the faith through worship, teaching, and service. In that sense, people often describe us as “non-denominational,” but we prefer to be defined by our biblical foundation and mission rather than a man-made category.

Generally, non-denominational means a church is not formally governed by, or affiliated with, a larger denominational organization (like Baptist, Methodist, etc.). Instead, the church is locally led and seeks to base its doctrine and practice directly on the Bible. For visitors, that usually means the focus is on Scripture, discipleship, and community rather than denominational traditions.

Yes, the Bible presents itself as trustworthy, authoritative, and God-breathed, and it repeatedly testifies that God’s Word is true and dependable.

Key Scriptures:

• 2 Timothy 3:16–17 — “All scripture is given by inspiration of God…” Scripture is God-breathed and intended to equip believers.
• Psalm 12:6 — “The words of the LORD are pure words…” God’s words are described as pure and refined.
• Psalm 19:7 — “The law of the LORD is perfect…” Scripture is presented as complete and reliable for restoring and guiding the soul.
• John 17:17 — “Thy word is truth.” Yeshua affirms God’s Word as truth.
• Proverbs 30:5 — “Every word of God is pure…” God’s Word is portrayed as tested and dependable. Important clarity (also biblical)

The Bible also acknowledges that human copying and handling can involve mistakes (for example, scribes and translators are human), but the consistent scriptural claim is that God’s Word is true, and what He has spoken is reliable and sufficient for faith and obedience (John 17:17; 2 Tim. 3:16–17).

Yes, we are 501 (c) (3) compliant with the Internal Revenue Service.