He who learns as a child, to what is he compared?
To ink written on fresh paper. He who learns as an adult, what is he like? Like ink written on a smudged paper.
Avot 4:20


Hey Torah Kids, did you know that Rabbi Yeshua wants you to be one His Talmidim?
A Talmid is a disciple. Talmidim means disciples.
And, YOU can be a Talmid of Yeshua!



This web page has stories, mitzvahs, riddles, and Bible searches to help you learn how to become a Talmid of the Master Yeshua,and its all for kids!




Middot U'Mitzvot
Character Qualities and Commandments

As talmidim - students and followers - of Yeshua it is important for us to know how to live in a way that is pleasing to Him. Check this link out each month to discover what Yeshua expects of those who claim to believe in Him.




The Book of Bereshit -
In The Beginning

A new year means a new beginning of reading through God's Torah. And, Bereshit, or Genesis, is the first book of God's Torah, so click here to start this year's journey into
the Word of God!





Sabbath School
Want to meet other Torah kids who love Yeshua? Come to Sabbath School at Sar Shalom or Beth Yeshua and you will have a great time learning about who the Messiah is! Click here to find out what Sabbath School is all about.





A Storm on the Galilee
Have you ever been afraid? Yeshua's talmidim were very scared one night when a terrible storm caught them out in their fishing boat in the middle of the sea. Click here to read about their adventure and how Messiah rescued them!



The best way to learn to be a Talmidim is by learning the stories of other great Talmidim.

Click on the stories below to read the exciting adventures of Rabbi Yeshua and his Talmidim.


Tales of the Talmidim

Title Author Source

The Obedient Bed Bugs

Kehilat Sar Shalom

Church Legend

The Master Comes Back

Kehilat Sar Shalom

Revelation

The Blind Benyamini

Kehilat Sar Shalom

Acts

The Baby in the Sukkah

Kehilat Sar Shalom

Luke

Two New Talmidim

Kehilat Sar Shalom

John

The Boy and the Baskets

Kehilat Sar Shalom

John