Congregation Beth Yeshua Janesville

Congregation Beth Yeshua is a Messianic synagogue in Janesville, Wisconsin. Jews and Gentiles gather there in the name of Yeshua to worship the G-D of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. The community began in 2015 as a small group of believers who kept Shabbat by live streaming another Messianic Jewish synagogue's services. In 2020 they began holding their own worship services, and their Torah scroll came to them in that season. In August 2025 the congregation moved into its own synagogue in Janesville.

Beth Yeshua holds that Jewish people who trust in Yeshua remain Jewish. Gentile believers are understood to be grafted into the Jewish olive tree as spiritual sons and daughters of Abraham. The congregation teaches that salvation has always been by faith and that works of law have never saved anyone. It affirms Yeshua as the promised Messiah of Israel and as G-D, worshipped as G-D. Central to its faith is the physical and spiritual restoration of Israel, and it calls the rebirth of the State of Israel "the greatest miracle of our day."

The Jewish Holy Days are observed here, along with the Biblical feasts of Leviticus 23, with their fulfillment understood in Yeshua. The community seeks a culture that is Biblical and, in its words, "namely a Jewish culture." Rabbi Mo Wolf leads the congregation. Rebbetzin Mercyjoy Wolf directs its Shabbat School.