A Community called to
Join Pastor Doug at The Way Congregation for Shabbat Services Streamed live or in person at 9210 W 2nd Ave Lakewood, CO 80226 every Saturday (Shabbat) at 10:30 AM Mountain time. Click here if the video does not load
Gathering Times
Worship and study with us every Shabbat 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
9210 W 2nd Ave Lakewood, CO 80005
9210 W 2nd Ave Lakewood, CO 80005
Making Disciples
The Way Congregation is a place where people can meet Jesus, believers can engage in life-giving community, and everyone is welcome. We believe in creating a space where people can have authentic encounters with Christ, discover their gifts and use them for Him. Join us for our Saturday (Shabbat) services!
Oneg (Potluck).
Every first and third Shabbat we each bring a dish (crockpots OK) to enjoy a communal meal after the service. You are invited to join us - if you can't bring anything the first several times don't worry about it. However, when you are able to contribute, we ask you to bring a biblically clean dish (no pork or shellfish, for example). After the Oneg, you are invited to join us for a time of Midrash (open discussion) of the weekly Scripture reading.

Who We Are
Our goal at the Way Congregation is to simply walk as Jesus taught. We accept the Bible as God’s Word as completely infallible and inspired: The people, places, events and miracles described in it were completely real and historical.

What We Do
We incorporate the biblical aspects of Messianic Judaism and the gentile church so that the world may know that the God of Israel is gracious and has paid for our sins through the blood of Yeshua.
We hold to five core principles:
1. Make disciples who walk like Yeshua
2. Expect miracles
3. Celebrate God's feasts
4. Care for others (tikkun olam)
5. Embrace suffering for God's glory
We hold to five core principles:
1. Make disciples who walk like Yeshua
2. Expect miracles
3. Celebrate God's feasts
4. Care for others (tikkun olam)
5. Embrace suffering for God's glory

What's Different
Because we love Yeshua, we strive to live according to His instructions which lead to joy, peace, and prosperity. We want to focus on the majors without leaving the minors undone. We love Shabbat (Sabbath), God's feasts, and eating clean food, yet loving others as Yeshua loved us is what defines us and what we want to be known as.