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“Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.” – Exodus 20:8
“I Am Repenting” began as a call to return — a return to obedience, to truth, and to the covenant relationship with the Most High.
We are a congregation under Sirach Ministries, dedicated to restoring the heritage of Israel through repentance, study, and righteous living according to the commandments, faith in Christ, and the unity of the body.
What started as a small gathering of believers has grown into a community committed to walking in the ways of our forefathers — embracing the Sabbath, New Moons, and Feast Days of the Lord, while rejecting the customs and idols of this world.
Through worship, teaching, and service, we strive to awaken our people to their true identity and purpose as the children of Israel.
Our journey is not about religion — it’s about restoration
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We believe repentance is not a one-time act but a daily renewal of the mind and spirit, preparing us for the kingdom to come.
Our Leadership
"Whosoever will be chief among you, let him be your servant." - Matthew 20:27
Empower
Growth
Our leadership has been shaped through a spiritual journey of faith, patience, perseverance, and endurance — learning through affliction, trials, and tribulation. Through every challenge, our leaders have learned to trust in the Most High’s timing and purpose, understanding that suffering produces endurance, endurance produces character, and character produces hope (Romans 5:3–4).
This refining process has cultivated leaders who serve not from comfort, but from compassion, humility, and experience. They have learned to hear the calling of the Most High even in seasons of testing, and to lead with spiritual discernment, integrity, and love for the flock.
We believe in divine order and accountability within the body, following the pattern of the early church — apostles, prophets, teachers, and elders working together for the edification of the saints.
Our Beliefs
We believe that the Scriptures — from Genesis to Revelation — testify of the covenant people, the children of Israel, and the salvation made manifest through Yahawashi (Christ).
We believe in keeping the commandments of God and the faith of Christ as the foundation of repentance and righteousness.
We also acknowledge the value of the Apocryphal, extra-biblical, and non-canonical texts, understanding that these writings contain historical, moral, and spiritual lessons that align with and illuminate the Holy Scriptures. We seek wisdom in all that confirms righteousness, truth, and prophecy, discerning through the Spirit and the Word what is profitable for instruction.
Our Core Beliefs
Turning away from sin and returning to the laws, statutes, and commandments of the Most High (1 Kings 8:47–48, Acts 3:19)
The so-called Black, Hispanic, and Native American people are the descendants of the biblical Israelites (Deuteronomy 28, Romans 9:4)
Salvation and grace come through the blood of the Messiah, who was sent for the lost sheep of the house of Israel (Matthew 15:24, Romans 5:8)
Love is fulfilled by obedience to God’s laws (1 John 5:3, Ecclesiasticus 2:15–18)
We honor the appointed feast days, Sabbaths, and New Moons as commanded (Leviticus 23, Isaiah 66:23)
We believe in bearing one another’s burdens, restoring our families, and building strong households in the faith (Galatians 6:2, Joshua 24:15)
“Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.” – Ecclesiastes 12:13
Our Ministries
Our Vision
We are preparing the people of Israel — spiritually, mentally, and physically — for the Second Exodus and the return of the Messiah.
Our mission is to build a body of believers who are steadfast in truth, unwavering in faith, and unified in purpose.
We seek to restore what was lost through generations of captivity and deception, and to prepare our households, communities, and nation for the righteous kingdom to come.
Through continued repentance, teaching, and fellowship, we aim to raise a generation that walks in wisdom, discernment, and love — ready to stand in that day when the Most High gathers His people once again.