Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

Let’s COUNT the Omer together with soul purpose. By the end of this journey, you’ll have a greater awareness of your spiritual toolset, a deeper understanding of your strengths, and a clearer sense of the unique contributions only you can make to the world.

Join us here!

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

This is the weekly Hebrew Class for our children at Shalom Macon, both near and far (ages 5ish -12ish). Each student needs required materials to participate.

Local members will meet at the synagogue while online members will join us via Zoom.

For more information, please contact Darren or Sabrina Huckey.

Join us for a weekly discussion of our Torah study track, The Sent Ones!

This class is open to all current Torah Club members, or those interested in trying it out. We meet in person or online via Zoom.

Join us here!

Join us here as we meet bi-weekly to discuss various biblical based topics, host Q&A’s, encourage, equip, and inspire each other!

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

Let’s COUNT the Omer together with soul purpose. By the end of this journey, you’ll have a greater awareness of your spiritual toolset, a deeper understanding of your strengths, and a clearer sense of the unique contributions only you can make to the world.

Join us here!

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

Join us for a weekly discussion of our Torah study track, The Sent Ones!

This class is open to all current Torah Club members, or those interested in trying it out. We meet in person or online via Zoom.

This is the weekly Hebrew Class for our children at Shalom Macon, both near and far (ages 5ish -12ish). Each student needs required materials to participate.

Local members will meet at the synagogue while online members will join us via Zoom.

For more information, please contact Darren or Sabrina Huckey.

The best way to define Mussar biblically is the good advice that God gives:

"You be holy, because I am holy" 

Holiness doesn't feel intuitive to who we are, but the path of Mussar guides and helps us by giving us a map to the inner real you. Mussar "offers us a body of practices we can employ to transform our inner ways." (Everyday Holiness pg 17)

Considering some people in this space might be new to what this is all about, this event is an introduction. Serving to clarify what we are to do daily and weekly to practice our disciplines we are endeavoring to implement.

We will be covering:

1,) Chanting the mantra (hitpa'alut - "being moved") - the banner proverb italicized under each character trait in Part 2 of book Everyday Holiness. 

2.) Journaling (Chesbon ha'nefesh - "accounting of the soul") We need to measure the soul's progress. It will encourage you to see your steps to holiness taking root.

3.) Silence and retreat/ meditation (hitbonenut "contemplation"/ hitbodedut "seclusion")

I like to think of this as injecting a taste of the "Sabbath Peace"  into every day. Starting small (like 5 minutes) and when one is ready and able, gradually increase that seclusion and meditation time focusing on your inner self and its desired alignment to God.

We will have a wonderful time, connecting to Hashem as we draw closer to Him in the pursuit of holiness.

Please read pages 197-208 to understand the character trait of "Respnsibility" Achrayut prior to this event.

Join us here!

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

Let’s COUNT the Omer together with soul purpose. By the end of this journey, you’ll have a greater awareness of your spiritual toolset, a deeper understanding of your strengths, and a clearer sense of the unique contributions only you can make to the world.

Join us here!

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

Join us for a weekly discussion of our Torah study track, The Sent Ones!

This class is open to all current Torah Club members, or those interested in trying it out. We meet in person or online via Zoom.

This is the weekly Hebrew Class for our children at Shalom Macon, both near and far (ages 5ish -12ish). Each student needs required materials to participate.

Local members will meet at the synagogue while online members will join us via Zoom.

For more information, please contact Darren or Sabrina Huckey.

Join us here!

Lesson One: The People of the Book

HaYesod is a Messianic Jewish introductory video series in which we will watch a video teaching and take time afterward to discuss, comment and offer time for questions and answers.

Everyone will need a HaYesod workbook.

It can be purchased here:

https://ffoz.store/products/hayesod-lesson-workbook

Join us here as we meet bi-weekly to discuss various biblical based topics, host Q&A’s, encourage, equip, and inspire each other!

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

Let’s COUNT the Omer together with soul purpose. By the end of this journey, you’ll have a greater awareness of your spiritual toolset, a deeper understanding of your strengths, and a clearer sense of the unique contributions only you can make to the world.

Join us here!

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

This is the weekly Hebrew Class for our children at Shalom Macon, both near and far (ages 5ish -12ish). Each student needs required materials to participate.

Local members will meet at the synagogue while online members will join us via Zoom.

For more information, please contact Darren or Sabrina Huckey.

Join us for a weekly discussion of our Torah study track, The Sent Ones!

This class is open to all current Torah Club members, or those interested in trying it out. We meet in person or online via Zoom.

Let’s COUNT the Omer together with soul purpose. By the end of this journey, you’ll have a greater awareness of your spiritual toolset, a deeper understanding of your strengths, and a clearer sense of the unique contributions only you can make to the world.

Join us here!

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

Join us for a weekly discussion of our Torah study track, The Sent Ones!

This class is open to all current Torah Club members, or those interested in trying it out. We meet in person or online via Zoom.

This is the weekly Hebrew Class for our children at Shalom Macon, both near and far (ages 5ish -12ish). Each student needs required materials to participate.

Local members will meet at the synagogue while online members will join us via Zoom.

For more information, please contact Darren or Sabrina Huckey.

Join us here!

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

SAVE THE DATE! This event will be updated with more information as it comes.

Learn more about Tish B’Av here!

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

SAVE THE DATE! This event will be updated with more information as it comes.

SAVE THE DATE! This event will be updated with more information as it comes.

SAVE THE DATE! This event will be updated with more information as it comes.

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held every Saturday at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. The menu typically includes bagels and cream cheese, cheese and crackers, and a mixed fruit platter. If you would like to help support the weekly oneg, please contact Ross (ross.david.zea@gmail.com) for more information.

SAVE THE DATE! This event will be updated with more information as it comes.