September Farmers & Craft Market

The next Farmers & Craft Market is set! See the flyer and rules and regulations form below for more details.

Sunday, September 14, 2025
11am – 3pm

Potential vendors, please contact Melissa Lane at (620) 513-8049.

Torah Study Live Stream

Join us sabbath mornings as we live stream our weekly Torah study. We read through the Torah Portion, Haftarah (Prophets Portion), and Brit HaDashah (New Testament Portion) each sabbath morning (starting around 11am Central Time), pausing after each chapter for group discussion. Questions or comments left in the live chat will be incorporated into the live stream as we are able. https://www.youtube.com/@thetrumpetofyahveh/streams

Torah Portion Listing (Printable)

Kick-Off Farmers & Craft Market

We’re excited to announce the hosting of a monthly (potentially bi-weekly in season) farmers and craft market! The first market event is set for Sunday, August 10, 2025 from 10am-2pm within the church building (423 State St. Augusta, KS).

See the flyer and rules and regulations form below for more details. Potential vendors, please contact Melissa Lane at (620) 513-8049.

YouTube Channel

Have you checked out our main YouTube channel?  Sermon videos can now be viewed there as well as through our website.  Subscribe for notifications of our new teachings and other uploads.  https://www.youtube.com/@thetrumpetofyahveh

Why We Don’t Use the Traditional Passover Seder Plate

If you attend a Passover memorial at Trumpets, you will notice that we do not use the traditional seder plate.  The traditional seder plate with it’s six elements is a tradition founded in the Mishna, and though not all Jewish traditions are anti-biblical, there are some questionable points concerning the seder plate.  The commanded items to include in the Passover memorial are the lamb/goat, matzah, and bitter herbs (Exodus 12:8).  One point of concern in the seder plate is the boiled egg, which is said to signify the pre-holiday sacrifice or the circle of life, though we know that there is much connection between eggs and the worship of Ishtar, fertility, and even as many Jewish sources say, the circle of life.  Another point of concern is that the arrangement of the six items on the seder plate sets them to be connected by the six pointed “star of David,” and many seder plates even have this symbol in the middle of the plate.  The origin of the “star of David” dates back at least to the time of Amos, when he spoke against the children of Israel for bearing the “star of [their] god” (Amos 5:26).  The writer of Acts quotes this verse and references the star as that of “your god Remphan.”  There is much connection of this star with other anti-biblical and demonic religions.

If you are preparing for a Passover memorial, please keep these things in mind.  Search out the traditions to make sure they they are not contrary to Yah’s word.  Yahshua criticised the Pharisees often for holding fast the tradition of men while forsaking the commandments of Yah.  Let us hold fast the commandments Yah has given us concerning His feasts and find joy in the ability to meet with Him in set-apartness, especially during these times.