The Way Congregation

Love God.
Love Each Other.

Upcoming Events.............

Women's Self Defense Seminar

Join us for a practical, empowering women’s self-defense seminar hosted by The Way Congregation and taught by Instructor Nate of Colorado Krav Maga.
This seminar is designed for everyday women, not trained fighters. No experience is needed. You will learn simple, realistic skills that can help you become more aware, more confident, and more capable of protecting yourself if a dangerous situation arises.
The goal is not fear. The goal is confidence.
You will learn practical self-defense concepts, basic striking, awareness, boundary-setting, and simple responses to common threats in a safe, encouraging environment.
Date: June 20
 Time: 1:30–3:00 PM
 Location: The Way Congregation

Come as you are. Leave with real skills, greater confidence, and a stronger sense that you are not helpless.

Gathering Times

Worship and study with us every Shabbat 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
220 S Yarrow St Lakewood, CO 80226

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

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.

Oneg (Potluck).

Every 2nd and 4th 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. 

Shabbat Teachings on You Tube.