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Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue

Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue is a religious organization located in Norwich, England. They offer services for individuals seeking Conservative, Messianic, and Orthodox synagogues. Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue is dedicated to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all members of the community to practice their faith.

Introduction to Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue

Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue is a religious organization that combines Jewish traditions with a belief in Jesus as the Messiah. The synagogue was founded in the 1990s and has since become a prominent center for Messianic Judaism in Norwich. What makes this congregation unique is their approach to worship, which combines traditional Jewish practices with Christian beliefs.

Services & Products

Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue offers a variety of services, including Shabbat services, High Holy Day services, and Torah studies. They also offer Hebrew classes and counseling services for those seeking guidance in their spiritual journey. Customers can purchase religious books and materials from the synagogue's store.

Location

Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue is located on Essex Street in Norwich, England. The area is known for its diverse community and is home to several synagogues, including Conservative and Orthodox synagogues. The nearest public transportation options are the Chapelfield Bus Station (0.2 miles), Norwich Train Station (1.2 miles), and Norwich City Centre Bus Station (0.5 miles).

Benefits

Customers should choose Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue because of its unique approach to worship and its welcoming community. The synagogue offers a space for those seeking to explore their Jewish faith and their belief in Jesus as the Messiah. The congregation is known for its inclusivity and its commitment to social justice.

Good to Know

Customers should be aware that Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue is a Messianic Jewish congregation and may not adhere to traditional Jewish practices in the same way as other synagogues. However, the synagogue is committed to maintaining Jewish traditions while incorporating Christian beliefs.

Reviews

Customers have praised Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue for its welcoming community and its commitment to inclusivity. Many have found the synagogue to be a space for spiritual growth and exploration. Some have also appreciated the synagogue's emphasis on social justice and its involvement in the local community.

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    shabbat services
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    prayer space
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    religious education
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    high holiday services
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    social events
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    community outreach
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    kosher food
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    prayer books
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    torah scrolls
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    ark
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    mezuzah
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    rabbi
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    shofar
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    sukkah
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    talit
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    hebrew school
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    prayer room
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    social hall

FAQ

What is the history of your synagogue and its community?

Our synagogue, Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue, was founded in Norwich, United Kingdom in 1993. We are a Messianic congregation that blends Jewish tradition and belief in Yeshua (Jesus) as the Messiah. Our community is made up of individuals from diverse backgrounds and denominations, but we are united in our faith in Yeshua and our love for Jewish culture and traditions.

What types of services do you offer, and what is the schedule for those services?

We offer weekly Shabbat services on Saturday mornings at 10:30am, which include traditional Jewish liturgy, Messianic worship, Torah readings, and a message from our Rabbi. We also offer holiday services for the Jewish festivals throughout the year, as well as special events and concerts. Our schedule can be found on our website or by contacting our office.

What educational programs or opportunities are available for both adults and children?

We offer a variety of educational programs for both adults and children, including weekly Torah study, Hebrew classes, discipleship classes, and Bar/Bat Mitzvah training. We also have a Messianic Jewish Sunday School program for children ages 4-12, which teaches Jewish history, culture, and values alongside Messianic teachings. Our website and office can provide more information on these programs.

What is the congregation's stance on Jesus as the Messiah?

As a Messianic congregation, we believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the promised Messiah of Israel and the Savior of the world. We believe that He fulfilled the prophecies of the Hebrew Scriptures and brought salvation to all who believe in Him. Our congregation celebrates Yeshua's Jewish heritage and the Jewish roots of our faith.

Are there opportunities for community involvement and outreach?

Yes, we are committed to community involvement and outreach. We have various outreach programs that aim to share the love and message of Yeshua with our local and global community. We also have opportunities for volunteering, social events, and fellowship. Our website and office can provide more information on how to get involved.

Reviews

  • Tal Shiar

    "Yeshua" is Jesus Christ. "Messianic Writings" are the Christian Bible/'New Testament.' This is a Protestant Christian movement that appropriates Jewish terms, labels ("rabbi" for preacher, "synagogue" for church), and symbols. None of the actual mainstream Jewish denominations (Orthodox, Masorti/Conservative, Reform, Reconstructionist, Renewal, Liberal) recognise them as Jewish. NOT ONE. My concern is primarily that this group present themselves to the public as "Jewish" and have done so even at a Holocaust memorial event. This is cultural appropriation and as such is offensive to actual Jews. So too, are the recent comments of another reviewer who feels that, as a learned Christian (he goes into detail about his background), he is entitled to define who and what Jews are. One wonders if he "explains" in this way to other ethnicities, cultures, or religions and tries to define them as well? To that reviewer: I know Jewish theology quite well and am also quite familiar with "Church theology." I know quite well the central tenets and history of "Messianic Judaism"--it is a sect of Christianity by any reasonable definition. As for my motivation, it's sheer arrogant presumption on the part of that reviewer to speculate in such an insulting and pretentious manner ("Oh, and the Lord. He knows." Give me a break!). BTW, some of the reviews here are being posted by Adat Yeshua members who play significant roles in their church. This violates Google's policy: "Review is from someone affiliated with the business or a competitor’s business." UPDATE: Google has yet to remove reviews by Adat Yeshua members, despite the Google policy cited above.

    14-05-2023
  • Terry Brown

    I spent 30 years in the church. 2 years of that was spent as a full time student at an Anglican Theological College and 10 years was spent in full time Christian ministry, teaching and preaching Christian theology. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to suggest that I am very familiar with the beliefs of the Christian church. However, as the years past and I began a deeper study of Scripture, I became increasingly uncomfortable with what was missed out of God’s Word by the church, what was altered and what was added. 6 years ago, on a visit to Norwich, I came across Adat Yeshua. I began a study of the beliefs of Messianic Judaism (not to be confused with Hebrew roots). 3 years ago we moved to Norwich to be a closer part of Adat Yeshua and continue my studies with the same passion as when I was in the church. What I have learned here covers the entirety of Scriptures, adding nothing, changing nothing and leaving nothing out. With my extensive knowledge of Christian theology and beliefs, and my fast growing knowledge of those of Messianic Judaism, I think that I am in a position to make a judgment that few of the detractors on this site are in the position to make. For those who write a review here and claim that Messianic Jews are just Christians, and that Adat Yeshua is a church and not a synagogue, they are simply showing that: a) They clearly have no clear idea of what church theology consists of. b) They have made no effort to find out what the Messianic Jews in Adat Yeshua believe, teach and live out. c) They have never visited Adat Yeshua. d) They are obviously motivated by something other that the Word of God. Is it Fear? Hatred? Jealousy? Or something else? Only they know. Oh, and the Lord. He knows.

    28-01-2023
  • Eli Black

    I was welcomed, security team asked to check my bag, which as the madness of the world is somewhat concentrated on Jews, I understood. The people were very nice. The music was very good, upbeat, but religious. The Rabbi spoke very well and was knowledgeable in scripture and Jewish culture. Hebrew was sang and spoken throughout the service, the cantor was very good. After the service I was directed upstairs into the new part of the building for a cup of tea and biscuits along with a blessing over bread and wine. An extremely pleasant time was had. Thank you Adat Yeshua.

    28-12-2022
  • Lydia D

    28-12-2022
  • Nematode Lab

    These people have such a reverence for God and the Torah, the teaching is much deeper than other Synagogues that I've been to and equally you can kind of feel God's presence in the room.

    28-12-2022
  • Emmanuella Khoom

    This synagogue gets back to what true Judaism was in the 1st century with the Jewish Messiah Yeshua at the center; just as it was for thousands of Jews at that time who believed in His Name. After the Temple was destroyed in 70CE Rabbinical Judaism came into being in the 4th century. The Messianic Jewish community here are all welcoming and knowledgeable.

    28-12-2022
  • Schalk Loots

    28-11-2022
  • Daniel Abrahams

    If you have an ounce of faith you need to visit this synagogue or watch on line. This take faith to a different level and closer to G-d and gives life to Judaism and living a proper Jewish live. For me, it really explains what being born again really means

    28-05-2022
  • E Dale

    An truly inclusive Jewish Synagogue

    28-05-2022
  • Emmanuella Khoom

    Knowledgeable and friendly Rabbi. Jewish synagogue with a beautiful message for all people, Jew or not. Even weekly Shabbat services live online. Friendly and welcoming, once a month meal in the synagogue after service where you can get to know the members.

    28-05-2022