Noahide Groups

Greetings! My name is Michael Saccomando and I have been a resident of Orlando for the past seven years. My journey as a Noachide began in 2005 when I was being tutored by a hasidim friend. My studies ultimately led me to converting to Judaism but in a Reformed community. When I was informed that the Orthodox community doesn't recognize "reformed converts," I decided to just refer to myself as a Noachide again. I have been looking for other Noachides to connect with in the area to no avail. I am very grateful to have found your group. Please reach out to me and lets connect soon!

Shalom, Chaverim! My name is Michael Saccomando and I am brand new to the Noachide Academy. However, I have been a practicing Noachide (and even converted to Judaism in a Reformed community) since 2005. Although I went through the formality of conversion (mohel, mikvah, Bet Din), I was told by a Hasidic Rabbi that my conversion is not recognized outside of the Reformed Community. Therefore, I just consider myself a Noachide. I live in Orlando, Florida and am anxious to connect with other Noachides--either locally, or virtually. If anyone is wanting/looking for someone to connect with and share ideas, thoughts, etc., please reach out.

I have been studying how to be a Bnei Noach since 2005. Since that time, I converted to Judaism but within a Reformed community. I've since learned that the Orthodox community does not recognize non-Orthodox conversions. Therefore, I once again refer to myself as a Noachide.

I live in Orlando, Florida and would like to connect with other Noachides locally, or, over virtually/email. Please reach out if this is of interest to you.

Can someone in the group recommend a Chinese translation Torah?

Learning the weekly Parashah with children is a great way to introduce Torah ideas and values at a young age. Here are this week's activity sheets for Parashah Vayera (recommended for 4-8 years old). Enjoy learning!