Congregation Beth Adonai

Congregation Beth Adonai is a Messianic Jewish congregation in Tucker, Georgia. It describes itself as honoring Jewish heritage and traditions while following Yeshua as the Messiah. Shabbat services are held Saturday mornings, with a call to worship at 11:00 and the service at 11:15. On the first Shabbat after Rosh Chodesh, the congregation holds a Torah Walk Service.

The congregation holds the TaNaKh and the Brit Chadasha to be the inspired Word of God and its final authority. It teaches that Yeshua Ha Mashiach is God incarnate, born of the Jewish virgin Miriam. His death, it believes, was the atoning sacrifice for the sins of Israel and all mankind. Followers of Yeshua are urged to seek the infilling of the Holy Spirit, though this is not a prerequisite for salvation. In its teaching, Shabbat comes first among God's appointed times. Beth Adonai celebrates all the feasts as they fall on the Jewish calendar, holding that God instructed Israel to observe them forever. Shabbat observance, it teaches, is not an attempt to earn salvation but the response of the redeemed.

After the service, visitors are invited to meet Rebbetzin Judy and the leadership. Everyone is also invited to stay for Oneg, a shared lunch. A nursery is available downstairs. The community asks for modest dress, with dressier attire for Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur. Women are asked not to wear tzitzit or a fringed tallit in the congregation.