Connecting the Church and the
Jewish Community with the Jewish Jesus
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The Shalom House
The Shalom House is a welcoming space where friends of Light of Messiah Ministries come together. Whether for special gatherings, teaching sessions, or simply breaking bread, the Shalom House is a place to learn, build bridges, ask questions, and celebrate together.
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Speaking Events
Are you interested in learning more about Jewish foundations of Christianity? Whether it’s celebrating a Passover Seder, learning about Feasts & Tabernacles or engaging in a deeper understanding of the conflict in the Middle East, we’re here to help your small group or congregation get a taste of God’s heart for the Jewish people!
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The Breman Museum Atlanta
Visit The Breman Museum with Light of Messiah Ministries to explore powerful Holocaust history, honor Jewish survivors, and learn how we can stand together against antisemitism. Experience the lasting impact of courage, faith, and remembrance in Atlanta.
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Order Your 2026-2027 Jewish Calendar
Stay connected to the biblical and Jewish calendar throughout the year. Printed in Israel, this beautiful calendar includes Jewish holidays, Scripture, and helpful information to deepen your understanding of the Jewish foundations of the Christian faith. Order yours today while supplies last!
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Stay Informed: Recommended News Sources
Stay informed with trusted news and resources covering Israel, the Jewish community, and events shaping the Middle East. Explore our recommended sources below.
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Discover Your Jewish Foundations
Deepen your understanding of Scripture, connect with the Jewish community, and grow in your love for Jesus, the Jewish Messiah. Invite Light of Messiah to present at your church, small group, or Bible study.
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Light of Messiah Blog
Explore biblical insights, ministry stories, and thoughtful perspectives on Israel, the Jewish community, and Jesus the Messiah through the Light of Messiah blog.
16-month (Sept 2025 through Dec 2026) Art calendar from Israel featuring Sabbath readings from the Bible. This year’s calendar features artwork connected to the ancient tribes of Israel.
This calendar will not only help you understand the Jewish calendar followed by Jesus but also to learn about your own Jewish roots in the process. Most importantly we are hopeful that our calendar will help you to remember to pray for Israel and the Jewish people.
The Jewish months and festivals that they celebrated are highlighted, and a wealth of reference information is available in the back of the calendar.
This is certain to enrich your personal faith, and to help you better understand your Jewish friend’s calendar and holidays.
Shipping will begin the middle of August!
Unique Features of the Calendar:
Major Biblical/Jewish and Israeli holidays with extensive explanation, plus major U.S. holidays
Scriptures in English and Hebrew
Dates in both Jewish/Lunar and Gregorian/solar calendar systems
Sabbath beginning and ending times
Weekly Torah, Haftarah and suggested New Testament portions, plus Holiday readings
Sabbath and Holiday Readings (noted on the calendar dates) are also listed in a removable chart format, good for inserting in one's Bible
Messianic prophecies from the Tanach (Hebrew Bible) and their fulfillment in the New Testament
Lovely photos, frame-able
Hebrew Learning Materials
A selection of suggested Traditional and Messianic Holiday and other Blessings, in English and Hebrew
Calendars and Shalom Baskets
A Shalom Basket is a gift basket for the Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah) filled with sweet and culturally appropriate holiday goodies for your Jewish friend.
Take advantage of our upcoming annual Shalom Basket outreach for your friends who are Jewish or married to Jewish people!
Jewish people traditionally eat apples dipped in honey to wish each other a sweet New Year. We put these together ourselves - they are beautiful and very high quality!
We encourage you to pick up and deliver your basket to your friend. It is a great way to deepen your relationship. The baskets will be available for pickup during the days before Rosh Hashanah (which falls on September 11th-13th this year).
This year will feature a beautiful wooden tray instead of a basket! It will include: gourmet honey, a Rosh Hashanah themed cotton hand towel, an apple and pear drink mixer, apple butter tea from the Asheville Tea Company, a golden apple bowl, an apple, and a Rosh Hashanah card. We are still awaiting shipment of these items, so last year’s Shalom Basket is currently pictured. We will updated these as soon as items arrive in August.
SHIPPING IS NOT AVAILABLE- PICKUP ONLY
*Deadline to order: September 2nd
*Only available in Metro Atlanta*
*Supplies are limited*
Many people who have Jewish friends don’t send them a basket because they are “afraid of offending,” or their friend “is not religious.” The baskets are gestures of friendship during a very special time of year for ALL Jewish people, religious or not. They are not offensive in the least. The baskets are designed to build relationships and tear down walls of misunderstanding. Every year people tell us how impactful the gift was in their relationship with Jewish friends and neighbors. Call our office if you have any questions!
CLICK HERE for FAQ’s