Everybody welcome! 

John M Conrad OCHP

March 13, 2023
Dear Members and Friends of the House of Aaron,
We are already a couple of months into the new year of 2023. Every year the Supreme Council allocates funds from our tithing revenues to other ministries who we see as instrumental in building the Kingdom.
We wanted to let all of you know the identity of these ministries that we support and also thank you for your generous support of the House of Aaron.
Shiloh Children’s Fund—this is a group whose stated purpose is “Our mission is to heal the trauma of children who are victims of terror, resulting in a brighter future for the children in the heartland of Israel.” (David Rubin)
St Jude’s Children’s Hospital—"St. Jude is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.”
ACLJ—a Christian-based legal organization that works to protect Christian and Constitutional freedoms and works diligently to protect persecuted Christians world-wide. (Jay Sekulow)
Pro-Life Utah--Pro-Life Utah was founded upon the idea that people from different faiths and backgrounds can work together to secure and defend the fundamental right to life for society's most vulnerable members, unborn babies. Additionally, they work to provide women with the resources necessary to choose life or to provide healing and support for those emotionally wounded by abortion.
Vision for Israel--Vision for Israel is committed to helping decrease poverty rates in Israel, and spreading love, truth and healing to the people who need it the most. (Barry and Batya Segal)
B’Ney Yosef North America—Vision--The regathering and reconciliation of the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel in North America. Mission--Nurturing those of Hebraic identity in Messiah’s body by fostering reconciliation.
Lunch Partners--Lunch Partners is a free weekly meal service provided to Independence, MO, homeless or struggling individuals through the Remnant Church of Jesus Christ.
Primary Childrens’ Hospital--Primary Children's Hospital is a not-for-profit, free-standing children's hospital providing quality healthcare for children with complex illnesses and injuries from across the United States.
Rescue Mission--The Rescue Mission of Salt Lake is a faith-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1972 to help the homeless and Restore Broken Lives.
Ephraim and Rimona Frank--Ephraim and Rimona Frank have been involved in the restoration of the whole house of Israel since 1982. They were instrumental in the formation of BYNA and make their home in Israel.
Boaz and Rina Dreyer—they live in the Negev of Israel at the Beer Milka Moshav and have a vineyard and herb farm.
Dr. Suuqiina and Qaumaniq—Dr Suuqiina has visited the House of Aaron many times and both of them were elders in BYNA. He and his wife Qaumaniq are leaders in fostering reconciliation between indigenous people and Christianity and teaching the principles of honoring one another.
Hanoch Young—an orthodox Jew who works as a tour guide in Israel. He has visited EskDale and is a leading Jewish voice in promoting the reconciliation of the Houses of Judah and Israel.
Our prayer is that this information will be a blessing to all of you and assist you in praying for the restoration of the Kingdom in this day.
In the name of our Messiah, Yeshua,
John M Conrad OCHP

February 15 is an important date in the House of Aaron so around that date we pull out the cat skin, marble tablet, and copper boxes. 

As we usually do at Hanukkah, we meet every evening with those that can, to light our Hanukkiahs, pray and sing a few songs. 

We hosted our annual Candlelight service this year with dessert potluck, and we were thrilled to have a Nativity play once again, thanks to some young adults that took over the organizing of it. Big thanks to all that were involved and participated! 

We had our service on December 10, with other people around the valley. 

A few photos of our Sukkot from the cropping of corn that was going on during that time, setting up the tent, then eating, reading out of Psalm 119, and singing a few songs every evening in the tent. We had our weekend Sukkot celebration and had a great time. Thanks to everyone that made it out to celebrate with us. 

Orchestra 1:05
Girls dance 13:14
Ella piano solo 26:20
Violin and Flute duet (Crystal and Tina) 28:30
Clara piano 35:15
John Trombone 37:00
Aidan piano 41:00
Dallas piano 44:50
Kiah piano/ singing 52:00
Lois violin 56:00

For Rosh Hoshana/ Yom Teruah this year, we went up on Black Mountain (those that were able) and looked for the new moon, read the Psalm 119, and then met at the fire pit to eat our apples and honey (in carmel form);) and other goodies.