Rosh Pina

Rosh Pina calls itself a Messianic synagogue, a community of Jews and Gentiles who know their identity in Messiah Yeshua. Gentiles are described as "called alongside." Its vision is to foster a community of Jewish people who know their Messiah.

Sabbath worship follows the order of Tabernacle worship, moving from the outer court toward the Holy of Holies. Along the way come the Barchu, the Mourners Kaddish, the Shema, Mi Chamocha and the Amidah. A Torah service with blessings for the Torah, haftarah and b'rit chadasha readings leads into a d'rash. The service closes in the Holy of Holies, a time kept as personal.

The congregation affirms one God revealed as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. It holds that God's covenant with Israel is everlasting, and that Yeshua died as an atonement for Israel and the whole world. Torah is understood as God's gift to Israel and the constitution of the Messianic Jewish community. For Messianic communities from the nations, Torah does not have the same role, though it offers spiritual nourishment and practical teaching. Jewish tradition is treated as a living link to the biblical past, alongside insight drawn from the Christian theological tradition. Tanakh and Brit Hadasha are held as the final authority in faith and practice. Rosh Pina also teaches the gifts of the Spirit and the fivefold ministry of Ephesians 4.