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Welcome to TorahPursuant.org
Return. Rebuild. Remain.
You’ve found your way to a place set apart. Not perfect, not polished—but faithful. We’re a growing community of believers from every nation who have heard the whisper to return. Return to the ancient paths. Return to the covenant. Return to the heart of God.
Here, we walk with Yeshua the Messiah—Rabbi, Redeemer, and King. We honor the Torah not to earn salvation, but because we love the One who saved us. We’re learning what it means to be grafted in, to walk humbly, and to live as a people shaped by Scripture, not culture.
Whether you’re just starting this journey or have been pursuing Torah for years, you belong here. This isn’t a place for debates or division. It’s a place for discipleship. For rebuilding what’s been broken. For remaining faithful in a world that keeps shifting.
So take a look around. Read. Pray. Reach out. You don’t have to walk this road alone anymore.
בָּרוּךְ הַבָּא (Baruch Haba) — Welcome.
Beit Simcha
Shabbat is our time to rest, reflect, and recharge in the presence of G-d and the community. In a world that pulls us in a thousand directions, Shabbat invites us to pause. Shabbat is more than a commandment—it’s a joy and a privilege. When you walk through our doors, you’ll feel the peace, the warmth, and the welcome that make Shabbat a delight.
Whether you’re an extrovert ready to connect or an introvert seeking quiet reflection, our Shabbat services are tailored to meet you where you are. We sing, pray, and learn together, remembering the holiness G-d has set apart in this day. Come as you are, with your questions, your doubts, and your hopes. There’s a place for you here.
What to expect: A Siddur (Prayer book) led service guided via PowerPoint, Praise, and Worship in both English and Hebrew (to YouTube videos), prayers in Hebrew followed by an English translation, Kid's program (ages 2-12), a Kosher/Biblically Clean Potluck (bring your favorite dish), followed by teaching (Torah Deep Dive, Hebrew Class, or B'nei Mitzvot Class).
The community is growing: We offer a Men's Minyan (Sun. 5:00-7:00), Kid's program, Youth Group, Erev Shabbat Dinner (quarterly Seudat HaMashiach/The Messiah's Meal/Agape Feast), Holy Society (to help the grieving sit Shiva), Yeshiva (Bible College education through Lyell College (Arkansas) and Heartland Biblical Leadership Seminary (Montana and Online)) and various locations that celebrate the Biblical Festivals.
Meet our Teaching Rabbi/Pastor, Dr. Mark S. Railey. He is available for consultations, gatherings online or in person, Shabbat Services, weddings, and funerals.
We would love for you to join us this Shabbat.
Events
There’s a richness in learning and celebrating together, and our events are crafted to do just that. From Shabbat gatherings to special study groups and community celebrations, every event is a chance to connect, grow, and find purpose in fellowship. These are more than just events; they’re opportunities to deepen your faith, to ask questions, and to build bonds with like-minded believers.
Each event is open to anyone looking to learn and connect. Don’t miss out on these moments to grow together in Torah. Whether it’s a Men’s Group meeting, a family Shabbat, or a community outreach, there’s a place for you at the table.
Check out our calendar and RSVP to an event that speaks to you. Consider a donation to support our gatherings and make them even more special.
Upcoming Events
Seudat HaMashiach/Messiah's MealFri, Apr 25Waldron
Guidelines
Code of Conduct
Our Code of Conduct outlines the expected behavior and interactions within our community. By adhering to these guidelines, we ensure a respectful and harmonious environment for all members.
Click here to view our Code of Conduct.
Membership Requirements
To maintain the integrity of our community, certain requirements must be met for membership eligibility. These criteria are in place to uphold the values and principles of Torah Pursuant living.
Membership Requirements Coming Soon!
Community Standards
Our community standards set the foundation for respectful discourse and interactions. We value diversity, inclusivity, and mutual respect among members, creating a welcoming space for all.
Community Standards Coming Soon!
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