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A Russian-speaking Messianic congregation in the centre of Jerusalem, twenty years old.
Facts confirmed against their own official pages on 6 August 2026. No one paid for a place here, and we earn nothing if you click.
This is a Messianic congregation in the centre of Jerusalem, gathered mainly around Russian speakers — the largest immigrant community in Israel, and one that few ministries serve in its own language. It was planted in 2005 by Oren Lev Ari, who was born in Dagestan into a Mountain Jewish family, and it marked twenty years at its Rosh HaShanah conference in September 2025.
The rhythm is simple and published: the main service on Saturday at 16:00, prayer on Tuesday at 18:30, a prayer house running around the clock, house groups, work with children and young people, and practical help for new immigrants. Everything is broadcast, in Russian and Hebrew, on a YouTube channel with more than twenty thousand subscribers. Nothing on the site is for sale — no shop, no course fee, no paywall.
They are not isolated: their twentieth-anniversary conference hosted Rabbi Kirt Schneider and Ari Sorko-Ram of Maoz Israel, both long established in the Messianic world. Oren Lev Ari also founded and leads Katzir Rav, a network of congregations in Israel, Latvia, Finland, Germany and France.
The congregation broadcasts its services from the Clal Center on Jaffa Street, a few minutes’ walk from the Old City — some 1,500 videos are on the channel.
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