
Joyful worship
Traditional Jewish liturgy, instruments, singing, and dance in a warm, participatory setting.

Worship the G-d of Israel, encounter the Jewish Messiah Yeshua, and find your place in a joyful, diverse mishpachah.
Worship the G-d of Israel, encounter the Jewish Messiah Yeshua, and find your place in a joyful, diverse mishpachah.
At Temple Aviv Judea, the walls of partition are broken down. Jewish and Gentile believers come together to honor Shabbat, celebrate the biblical feasts, study the whole Word of G-d, and follow Yeshua within the rich context of Jewish faith.
You do not need to know the liturgy or have the right words before you walk through the door. Come curious. Come hungry. Come ready to be welcomed.
Explore what we believe
TAJ began as a Bible study that met on Friday nights and became one of the early modern Messianic Jewish congregations. After decades of gathering across Southern California, the congregation found its permanent Fullerton home in 2014. The building was paid off in 2020.
Read our storyExpect ancient liturgy and living music, Davidic dance and biblical teaching, children being blessed, and a meal where conversations become friendships.

Traditional Jewish liturgy, instruments, singing, and dance in a warm, participatory setting.

A weekly message from Scripture through a Jewish lens, followed by time to learn and ask questions.

Shabbat School for children, a welcoming Oneg lunch, and space for every generation to belong.
Special gatherings, celebrations, and opportunities to share life together.


Sunday Eve Kol Nidre service at 7pm Monday 5pm concluding service (breaking of the fast)
TempleLife at TAJ is built through every generation learning, celebrating, and showing up for one another.
Temple Aviv Judea is just a few blocks from downtown Fullerton. Come for Shabbat worship, stay for Oneg, and look for our sign between the trees.

There is a place here for every generation to learn, create, and serve together.
Explore ministriesSeptember 12th: Shabbat Rosh HaShanah ( Yom Teruah) September 20th Sunday eve Kol Nidre 7 pm September 21st Monday 5 pm concluding service and Yizkor. Breaking of the fast