Who will I meet?
Our mishpachah is a diverse community of Jewish and Gentile believers from many ethnicities and faith backgrounds. What draws us together is love—for G-d, for one another, and for every person who walks through the door.
Whether Messianic Jewish worship is familiar or completely new, here is what to expect so you and your family can arrive at ease.

In person & livestream.
Stay and share a meal
Torah conversation & questions
Our mishpachah is a diverse community of Jewish and Gentile believers from many ethnicities and faith backgrounds. What draws us together is love—for G-d, for one another, and for every person who walks through the door.
Our Shabbat gathering weaves together traditional Jewish liturgy, musical worship, singing, and Davidic dance. We bless our children, hear a message from Scripture through a Jewish perspective, and close with the Aaronic Blessing.
The readings and message change each week, while the recurring rhythm includes:
Come presentable, modest, and comfortable. You do not need special clothing or prior knowledge of Jewish tradition to participate.
Children are part of our community. We offer Shabbat School during the morning and have a crying room available for families with little ones.
Absolutely. Everyone is invited to stay for our weekly Oneg meal. If you choose to bring food, please do not bring pork or shellfish.
Stay for Oneg and conversation, then join Rabbi’s Corner to explore the weekly Torah portion and ask questions. Community life also includes a monthly women’s gathering, Davidic dance instruction, and opportunities to serve one another and our neighbors.
Rabbi Corey would be glad to meet you over lunch or by appointment and answer your questions. First-time visitors may also receive a hospitality package. Call and leave a message, or send an email, and we will help you feel prepared.
Just a few blocks from downtown Fullerton on Commonwealth Avenue.