Nachamu Ami Messianic Synagogue (Hebrew: Nachamu Ami - Comfort My People)
Welcome to Nachamu Ami, a Messianic Jewish Synagogue. We are a congregation of Jewish and non-Jewish people worshiping the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. We believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the promised Messiah of God, who came to save both Israel and all the Nations. (Isaiah 46:6, 56:7)
Nachamu Ami maintains a Jewish identity, heritage and culture that reflects the faith and practice of the first-century Jewish and Gentile Believers. Our doors are open to all and our congregational family includes people from many religious and ethnic backgrounds.
One important reason for our existence as a Synagogue is to offer a welcoming environment for our Jewish brothers and sisters who desire a deeper understanding of their Judaism, especially within the context of our Jewish Messiah. Equally important is the goal to provide a house of worship and learning for ALL who hunger to know the Jewish roots of the faith; the rich heritage we share, in Messiah, as the seed of Abraham and heirs according to the promise (Gal 3:29, Eph 2).
The Brit Chadasha ( Newer Testament) tells us that on Shabbat (Sabbath), we could find both Yeshua (Luke 4:16) and Rav Shaul (The Apostle Paul, Acts 17:2) in the Synagogue "according to his custom" Likewise, our Shabbat services are held every Saturday in accordance with the commandment of God in Exodus 19:8-12.
Oneg Shabbat ( refreshments) served after the service.
Our mission is, first and foremost, to bring glory and honor to God and to proclaim the good news of our Messiah Yeshua to all the world, both Jew and Gentile. We will nurture an atmosphere of healing and restoration within a biblically-based community where the teaching, worship, and lifestyle reflect the Jewish/Hebraic expression of faith in Messiah Yeshua.
"Shalom Macon is a Messianic Synagogue in Macon, GA. We teach about the Jewishness of Jesus and the value of the ENTIRE Word of God. We have a thriving, life-giving congregation and welcome anyone who is interested in learning more about the Jewish Jesus and connecting with others who are as well."
