Congregation Beth Adonai

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Congregation Beth Adonai Congregation Beth Adonai is a Bible-based Congregation that worships the way Yeshua and his disciples did. We are multi-cultural and multi-ethnic.

We celebrate the feasts and practices of the Torah in their fullness found in Messiah. We experience Mathew 5:17 where Yeshua said "I have not come to abolish the Torah or the Prophets, but to bring them to their fullness." We believe that the whole Bible (Genesis through Revelation) is the inerrant word of God, by which God reveals His plan for His "Chosen People" Israel, and through His Messiah will bring the Nations
(Gentiles) to worship Him. Our Congregation is made up of Jewish and Non-Jewish (Gentile) people and many of our families are interfaith (one Jewish, the other Gentile). If you are looking for a place to experience God and to see how Yeshua (Jesus) and His disciples worshipped, then Congregation Beth Adonai is the place for you. Come and see what you have been missing.

10/10/2026

Seeing Eye To Eye ~ Rabbi J. Rogers

10/09/2026
09/21/2026
Erev Rosh HaShannah service tonight. Come join us in person or live stream at live.bethadonai.com Message: Facing the gh...
09/11/2026

Erev Rosh HaShannah service tonight. Come join us in person or live stream at live.bethadonai.com

Message: Facing the ghosts of your past

Summary of tonight's message:
On Erev Rosh HaShanah, we stand before God as King and honestly confront the “ghosts” of our past—our harmful words, poor choices, neglected responsibilities, and spiritual failures. This self-examination is uncomfortable, but its purpose is not to trap us in guilt or shame. Godly regret leads to repentance and transformation. Teshuvah, usually translated as repentance, literally means “return”: turning away from the path we have chosen and returning to God. This can be difficult because it requires us to abandon excuses, confess our wrongdoing, accept responsibility, surrender control, repair damage, and risk how others may see us. Yet we do not have to make ourselves worthy before approaching God; we return because we need His mercy, cleansing, and strength.
Scripture repeatedly shows that failure does not have to be final. Abraham, Jacob, Moses, David, Jonah, Peter, and Paul all failed, sometimes with serious consequences, but God continued to transform and use them when they returned to Him.

Teshuvah does not erase the past or remove every consequence, but it prevents the past from determining our future. Rosh HaShanah offers the sacred opportunity to begin again—not merely by entering a new calendar year, but by choosing a new direction. Through God’s grace, regret can become repentance, repentance can become transformation, and transformation can become a new life. Our past may explain where we are, but only God has the authority to determine who we can become.

Looking for a place to celebrate High Holy Days - come worship with us in Tucker, GA in person and live streaming at liv...
09/07/2026

Looking for a place to celebrate High Holy Days - come worship with us in Tucker, GA in person and live streaming at live.bethadonai.com

Torah Portion for September 5thClick here to read http://bethadonai.com/wp-content/uploads/Nitzavim-Vayelech-combined.pd...
08/30/2026

Torah Portion for September 5th
Click here to readhttp://bethadonai.com/wp-content/uploads/Nitzavim-Vayelech-combined.pdf

Let's worship today in person or at live.bethadonai.com
08/29/2026

Let's worship today in person or at live.bethadonai.com

Looking for a High Holy Day service to attend.  Come join us at Beth Adonai (no tickets required). If you are not local ...
08/25/2026

Looking for a High Holy Day service to attend. Come join us at Beth Adonai (no tickets required).
If you are not local we live stream at live.bethadonai.com every Shabbat

Torah Portion for August 29th Shabbat.Click here to read the portion online. http://bethadonai.com/wp-content/uploads/Ki...
08/23/2026

Torah Portion for August 29th Shabbat.

Click here to read the portion online.
http://bethadonai.com/wp-content/uploads/Ki-Tavo-1.pdf

For Friday August 14th:Shoftim questions to use to start a Torah conversation tonight during your Shabbat dinner: What i...
08/14/2026

For Friday August 14th:
Shoftim questions to use to start a Torah conversation tonight during your Shabbat dinner: What is one area of your own life where you could pursue justice more actively? Which is more important: peace or justice? Can you have one without the other? What is one value you want to be known for living by? Enjoy these thought provoking questions.

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4141 Bancroft Cir
Tucker, GA
30084

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