Noahide Fellowship

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.

• The Master of Arts in Universal Ethics and Civilization is an integrated, international, multi-disciplinary program.

  
  

• It prepares graduates to teach, advise, and lead in roles connected to universal ethics, education, public lecturing, policy advisory, and consultancy across institutional, social, and political contexts.

  
  

• The curriculum spans ethics, history, civilization studies, and applied professional domains, and includes scope for research projects.

  
  

• Students may enter after completing the BA in Universal Ethics and Civilization, or from another undergraduate degree (with faculty approval).

So if you just came out of your former ways what should you do next?

1- Make the Noahide Declaration.

2 - Study the 90 Laws List.

3 - Get yourself the Book of the Divine Code.

4 - If you are already here it mean that you are an affiliated Member of the Noahide Academy.

Vayeira: Doing Charity  and Justice

In Parshat Vayera, Abraham is sitting at the entryway of his tent when he spots three dusty travelers who turn out to be angels. He invites them inside and takes care of them generously. It is written regarding Abraham — "For I know him, that he will command his children and his household after him, that they keep the way of the Lord, to do righteousness and justice" (Genesis 18:19). From this verse, the Sages teach (Ran Sanhedrin 56b) that the Children of Noah are obligated to practice goodness and kindness, including charity.

This establishes Charity  and Justice as the way of G-d that is shared by all Humanity. This verse teaches that G-d's selection and love for Abraham arose not only because of his good deeds, but also because he cared to instill G-d's universal values into future generations. These principles form the moral…