A Hebraic community ministry organization founded by Pastors Kenneth & Veronda Schools located in Charlotte NC

Yah is in charge! We look at scripture that show HIS choices and judgements are righteous. We find the biblical definition of a Saint.

⁣Leviticus 26:15
“And if ye shall despise my statutes, or if your soul abhor my judgments, so that ye will not do all my commandments, but that ye break my covenant:

SHABBATH LESSON | BASED ON Micah 2:12
“I will surely assemble, O Jacob, all of thee; I will surely gather the remnant of Israel; I will put them together as the sheep of Bozrah, as the flock in the midst of their fold: they shall make great noise by reason of the multitude of men.”

Pastor Kenny talks to the MEN about REPUTATION

We cannot be lead by lies which can keep us in captivity, physically, spiritually, and mentally. It is written to study to show ourselves above unto YAH! We must know, understand, and study information that is presented to us. Does it match the teaching of Yahushua which is the instruction given by Yah during the time of Mosheh.

Genesis 13

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In This video we talk about the things that transpired on our wedding day and how the good and bad worked together for our good on our day.

Which one is right? Who is taken and who is left behind? They appear to be conflicting. Let's dive deeper to uncover the truth.

Shalam.

I started this channel because if I don’t go after YAH and my healing, I know I’ll keep being led toward slow destruction.

I’ve battled self-sabotage, unworthiness, procrastination, rejection, fear, and feeling unloved. But the fear of YAH is greater than the fear of staying broken — and I know His Word is true.

This vlog is not about perfection. It’s not about teaching. It’s about witnessing. Each week, I’ll share how I’m learning to overcome the lies of the enemy with the truth of the Scriptures.

This space is for the broken, the tired, the ones walking wounded but still set apart.

It’s for those who still believe healing is possible through Yahawasha, the Son of YAH.

It’s for me. And maybe… it’s for you too.

HaLaL YaHaWaH — all esteem belongs to Him.

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Rest on the Sabbath

⁣The truth about heart disease in our communities is a simple fix.

⁣All honor, glory, and praise to Abba Yahuah and Yahusha, the foundation and purpose of this work.
“Unity” by LydYah El’Natan, featuring AaliYah Taavi, is a powerful declaration of oneness, love, and righteous fellowship among the set-apart people of Yah. Flowing from the album All About Yah, this song emphasizes the importance of unity in faith, purpose, and obedience, reminding listeners that division weakens but unity strengthens the body.


With heartfelt vocals and spiritually anchored lyrics, “Unity” calls believers to walk together in humility, peace, and truth. The collaboration between LydYah El’Natan and AaliYah Taavi brings harmony and sincerity, reflecting the beauty that emerges when hearts align with Yah’s will and with one another.


This track serves as both a reminder and an encouragement: unity is not optional—it is essential to walking in the fullness of Yah’s design.
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This short video gives us the definition of cognitive dissonance by the late great⁣ French West Indian psychiatrist, political philosopher, and author; Frantz Omar Fanon; 1925-1961.

Bassekou Kouyate and his band Ngoni Ba made one of the best received African albums of 2009. "I Speak Fula", released in September followed the hugely successful 2007 Segu Blue album.

Through his music, Bassekou and his band have breathed new life into Ngoni playing.

The traditional string instrument made of wood or calabash with animal skin stretched across it was always played sitting down on stage.

Bassekou and his band changed that, strapping the Ngonis over their shoulders like guitars and bringing the instruments to the front of the stage.

Bassekou and Ngoni Ba headlined on Friday night at the Festival of the Desert.

We made contact with him on Saturday and he invited us to come to where he and his band were staying in Timbuktu to film an unplugged performance in the more traditional style.

Again, we found ourselves racing the setting sun, trying to get the performance recorded before the light failed us.

We borrowed his neighbour's rooftop and Bassekou Kouyate, his wife Amy Sacko, Calabash player Alou Coulibaly and Ngoni bassplayer Moussa Bah performed this beautiful version of "Jonkoloni" from the album Segu Blue.