בֵּית שִׂמְחַת אֵל שַׁדַּי
Many rooms,
one seventh day.
A Sabbath-keeping congregation, gathered online. The light you can see is somebody's kitchen table, somebody's lamp, somebody's screen — all of it lit at the same hour.
The canon
“Stand ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls.”
Yirmeyahu 6:16, from the 87 books of the restored Cepher — Enoch and Jasher among them.
Erev Shabbat
The sixth day
closes itself.
Shabbat is not called by a clock. It opens when the sun goes down where you are — so this is your sundown, solved for your own timezone, not ours.
— · this Friday, your local time
Held on the call
The link
is the door.
Every convocation is held on the call. A member on an unstable connection can rejoin without losing the thread.
And then, together
One congregation,
gathered from wherever
the day finds you.
The seventh day,
kept together.
You do not need to arrive anywhere. Come as the day closes, and stay as long as it is open.
Join this Shabbat