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there are no Messianic synagogues in his town. Just celebrate the sabbath at home.

Why not invite others to join you, at your home, for home Church, and call it something like 'Celebrating the Day of God gathering,' something that will intrigue, not scare away, and perhaps, just perhaps, you will find a number more people who are also searching for Faith not controlled by people.  Of course that would work, only until your group desided to start installing 'controls' of your own (Ponder please).

In Messiah.  Arley

The Kingdom of G-d lives within our hearts. His temple is within you, as you share your feelings tonight , we are assembled in His Temple, but I hope you find a synagogue to share your physical life as well. Shalom

Hello,

I am brisschris.I am new to this site,but I’ve enjoyed posting in your forums.The spiritual vision of the International Alliance of Messianic Congregations and Synagogues (IAMCS) is to see the outpouring of G-d's Spirit upon our Jewish people through Messianic congregations.It is not in the town,it is very best.There are presently about 150 Messianic synagogues in the United States and another 50 or so in Israel. Messianic synagogues are also found in other countries. Bible prophecies indicate that Messianic Judaism is a direct result of God revealing Himself, once again, to the Jewish people, and that one day they will all recognize Yeshua."Messianic Judaism is the Judaism of the future".

Thank you very much and Stay connected with me.

if there is no messianic church close enough a believer can rest on saterday alone or with members of family or friends and study the Bible .and they can have fellowship with other believers at  work and on the streets .it's good and profitable towards the will of God to keep Bibles or tracks in your cars and pray the Lord leads you to someone to witness to .you can pay tithes to the poor through many organizations who tend to the poor. and to pay tithes to people who serve the Lords will too listen to and honour His son.( and this is the will of him that sent me , That everyone which seeth the Son , and believeth on him , may have everlasting life ; and I will raise him  up at the last day ) kjv John 6; 40.  shalom

hey!  I am totally in your shoes!  I live in a college town that's in the middle of two large cities.  There are no messianic congregations here and most of the Chrisitian groups on campus are....sadly not Biblically accurate.  They're nice people though!

I don't have a car, so I can't drive to the bigger cities that Both have multiple messianic congregations.  There is no one I can ride with and no one around interested in starting a sabbath service for the campus Christians.  So I spend time in G-d's word and talk to family on the phone.  Its a wonderful day of rest and when it's not rainy I go for a long walk with G-d.  I enjoy doing that any day of the week.  Currently I am studying Arnold Fructenbaum's Messianic Christology.  It covers much of the messianic prophecies, but not every single one as that would be one Big book.  haha.  But this is what I tend to do on the sabbath.

Some day I will either have a car or live on a bus route that can take me to a sabbath service.  I have yet to find a Biblically sound group of people on campus to perhaps meet on sunday....though that is a day of work for me.  School work comes first on sunday.  
There is not even a non-messianic congregation on campus either.  The jews on campus drive to the larger cities or just don't go at all.