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Yahweh's Restoration Ministry

They are a church that is Jewish/Messianic. They have a fairly popular youtube channel called Yahweh's Restoration Ministry, with over a hundred-thousand subribers. They are located at holts summit, Mo. They keep the 7 Jewish feast days. And they also keep the seven-day sabbath where they broadcast live their sabbath's on youtube. They proclaim the names Yahweh (God) and Yahshua (Jesus). The church is a great church, and kind to everyone.
James: "So Pam do you go to church."
Pam: "No I go to sabbath at Yahweh's Restoration Ministry. They are a Religious group popular on youtube. That believe in many Jewish and Messianic Beliefs."
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Yahweh’s Restoration ministry 

A church very popular on youtube with over 100000 subscribers, they believe in both the Old and New testaments and revere the Holy Name of the Heavenly Father, Yahweh. They also proclaim the Son, Yahshua, a name meaning, “Yahweh is salvation.” They believe that both obedience to the Word and faith in the Messiah are critical. They look to our Savior for salvation, realizing that only through Him do we find redemption and forgiveness of sins. They also observe the seventh-day Sabbath along with the seven annual Feast days. They are located in Holts Summit, MO a city near the capital of Missouri. Where they do daily sabbath and livestreams for there youtube channel.
John: “Emma have you watched Yahweh’s restorations ministry on youtube.”
Emma: “yes I love there videos. Yahweh’s Restoration ministry teaches about the both testaments, and helps me understand the bible.”
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