Adat Ha Tikvah Tzion, The Hope of Zion Congregation, is a Messianic congregation in Omaha, Nebraska. Jews and Gentiles worship together here every Saturday at 10:00 in the morning. Services are also livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube for those who cannot attend in person.
The congregation describes itself as having "broken down the middle wall of partition" to become One New Man. It holds that Jews who trust in Yeshua have not separated themselves from their Judaic heritage. Instead, it teaches, they are now true sons and daughters of Israel. Gentile believers are understood as grafted in to the tree of Israel. For this community, Scripture is the Tanach together with the B'rit HaChadashah. It affirms the deity of Yeshua HaMashiach. Cleansing from sin comes by grace through faith in his shed blood. Believers are immersed in the mikveh. The congregation shares matzah and the fruit of the vine as symbols of Messiah's death and future return.
Paul Schack serves as congregational leader. The community follows a yearly Torah reading schedule by weekly parashah, from Bereshit through V'Zot Ha Brachah. Its 2026 calendar includes gatherings for Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Shemini Atzeret.
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