The Tabernacle describes itself as the Messianic Synagogue in Branson, Missouri, and the oldest Messianic Jewish congregation in the Ozarks. It has served the Branson area since 2002. Every Shabbat the community gathers on Saturday at 11:00 for Davidic praise, worship and fellowship. Services are also streamed online on YouTube and Facebook.
The ministry names two primary goals. One is to bring Jewish people to faith in Yeshua the Messiah. The other is to teach the wider Body of Messiah about the Jewish foundations of the faith.
Rabbi Daniel Sitkins serves as the congregation's Messianic Rabbi and Spiritual Leader. He joined the community in January 2019 and is an ordained rabbi. He holds a master's degree from Missouri State University and is pursuing a Doctorate of Ministry. Senior Rabbi Jeremy Storch founded The Tabernacle in 2000, after his ordination as a Messianic Rabbi in 1986. Of Jewish descent, he is a cantor, composer and recording artist who specializes in Davidic praise and worship. Both rabbis are members of the Messianic Jewish Alliance of America and the International Alliance of Messianic Congregations and Synagogues. A men's ministry is also part of congregational life.
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