Adat Shalom

Adat Shalom is a congregation of Jews and Gentiles in Dallas. Its main purpose is reaching the Jewish community with the good news of the Jewish Messiah. Every Friday evening at 7:30 the community gathers for its Shabbat service, which is also livestreamed. A prayer time comes beforehand, and an oneg of food and fellowship follows. Nursery, children's and youth programs run during the service.

The congregation holds the Bible, Tenach and Brit Hadashah, as its full and final authority. It teaches that Yeshua is the promised Messiah of Israel, fully God and fully man. Salvation, it believes, comes wholly by grace through faith. Israel's election is irrevocable, and the Body of Messiah does not replace God's plan for Israel. Gentile believers are not spiritual Jews in its understanding. Jewish believers carry a two-fold identity, as the remnant of Israel and as part of the Body of Messiah. The congregation teaches that believers are not under the Law of Moses as a rule of life. Both Jewish and Gentile believers remain free to keep aspects of it. For Jewish believers, such observance expresses a God-given Jewish identity.

Pastor Robin Rose leads the teaching, currently working through the Gospel of Mark alongside a series in Genesis. On the third Saturday of each month, Bagels & Bibles gathers people for Bible study and a Shabbat breakfast. The congregation also prays for Israel and opposes anti-Semitism.