Come and see
Haderech Yeshua means The Way of Yeshua — the ancient name for the earliest followers of Messiah. We are a small Messianic Jewish kehilah in Auckland: Jewish and non-Jewish believers walking together in the way of Yeshua, honouring Scripture, keeping Shabbat, and celebrating the feasts of Adonai, God.
We welcome anyone who is curious, searching, returning, or simply wanting to learn. No pressure. No performance. No jargon. Just genuine faith, shared meals, and open Bibles.
Your first Shabbat
A typical service
A typical Shabbat service includes:
- Worship in English and Hebrew
- Weekly Torah portion
- Teaching from the Scriptures
- Prayer and fellowship
- Shared kai afterwards
What to expect
- You won’t be singled out.
- You don’t need to know Hebrew.
- You don’t need to dress up.
- Just come as you are.
Children
- Kids are welcome and included.
- Noise is normal — families are part of the kehilah.
Parking & access
- Free parking on site
Worship
We sing in English and Hebrew — simple, heartfelt songs that honour Yeshua and reflect the Scriptures. Hebrew is always explained so newcomers can follow easily.
The Word
Each week we read from the Torah portion, the Prophets, and the New Testament. Teachings are practical, rooted in Scripture, and focused on walking out faith in everyday life.
Cuppa and kai
After every service we share food together — tea, coffee, something sweet, and often a full meal. This is where most friendships begin, and where newcomers feel at home.
Bring something if you want, but you don’t have to.
Why the feasts?
The biblical feasts tell the story of Messiah — past, present, and future. They are rehearsals of redemption, invitations to rest, and reminders of God’s faithfulness.
Pesach (Passover)
Redemption through the Lamb — fulfilled in Yeshua’s sacrifice.
All welcome — whether you’ve kept the feasts for years or this is your first time.
See feast detailsDo Messianic Jews believe in Jesus?
Short answer: yes. What Messianic Jews believe about Yeshua (Jesus), and why following him is a deeply Jewish thing to do.
Read the answerA home for Jewish and non-Jewish believers in Yeshua
We seek to be a congregational home for both Jewish and non-Jewish believers in Messiah Yeshua, proclaiming the Good News of the Kingdom of Heaven locally, in Auckland, and to the nations, within the framework of Messianic Judaism.
Our mission and beliefs →