Beth Messiah

ChurchMenomonee Falls, Wisconsin

Messianic synagogue serving the Milwaukee area

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Beth Messiah is a Messianic congregation in Menomonee Falls. We are a place where Jews and Gentiles worship Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) together. We also have a non-denominational Christian sister congregation, Anchor Falls Church, and offer specific events for children and youth groups.

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Christy D. Washington
a year ago

Beth Messiah is the only Messianic Synagogue in the Milwaukee area and one of very few in the state of Wisconsin. Beth Messiah is truly unique because it has a non-denominational christian sister congregation, Anchor Falls Church. I am very blessed to be a member at both congregations. Rabbi Jim Susler and Rabbi Frank Susler give inspirational sermons with an excellent Biblical foundation. I really appreciate the excellent music of the worship team as well. At Beth Messiah, Jews and Gentiles worship Yeshua (Jesus) in an ancient way.

Spencer Seim
4 years ago

Usually I do not rate Messianic congregations, but this one gets 5 stars for billing themselves as a church instead of a synagogue. Thank you for accurately advertising yourselves as Christians - it’s hard enough for us Jews to find community in Wisconsin without the prevalence of Christians playing dress-up with clip-on tzittzit & saying they’re a Jewish congregation. From the depths of my heart, thank you for the honesty in advertising & not trying to coerce Jews away from Judaism by making them think this is a Jewish organization 🤗

Kristi Uitts
2 years ago

Happiness and joy was abundant all around as I attended worship! I will be coming back for sure. Shalom!

Nancy Orr
8 years ago

We feel extraordinarily blessed to be this close to Beth Messiah (and we are almost 90 min away). This is a congregation filled with people who love the Messiah and who love each other.

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