Ah - moo - deem
Ammudim is the Hebrew word for Pillars. Our Goal at Ammudim is to help Believers be pillars of Truth in a world that is crumbling.
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In 2024, Congregation Ammudim was established by a group of biblical Messianic believers who wanted to connect with the Jewish community and anyone interested in worshiping the Lord in a biblically Jewish way. Within a short time, word spread, and many individuals joined this vision. Our hope is to continue growing and reaching out to the community throughout Fayette County and beyond.
David Levitt, our rabbi and the founder of Congregation Ammudim, was raised by a Christian mother and attended church throughout his childhood. When he committed his life to the Lord as a young adult, he began to serve among his believing friends through prayer and teaching. Realizing he was not fully familiar with the entire Bible, he decided to read it cover to cover. During this journey, the Lord revealed to him the Jewish roots of his faith.
With this revelation and a deep desire to serve and follow the Lord, David embraced his own identity. Now, he and his wife Kassy are committed to reaching out to the Jewish community, intermarried couples (where one person is Jewish and the other is a Gentile believer), and anyone else who seeks to explore the Word of God.
We typically wear business casual attire, though some members choose to dress more formally or wear tallit and kippahs, which is warmly welcomed by our congregation. Each week, we serve water, coffee, tea, and occasionally pastries after the service to encourage fellowship. Our small community is a wonderful place to build relationships and find support.
We invite you to visit if you are seeking a place for fellowship, studying the Word, and prayer.
David Levitt, our rabbi and the founder of Congregation Ammudim, was raised by a Christian mother and attended church throughout his childhood. When he committed his life to the Lord as a young adult, he began to serve among his believing friends through prayer and teaching. Realizing he was not fully familiar with the entire Bible, he decided to read it cover to cover. During this journey, the Lord revealed to him the Jewish roots of his faith.
With this revelation and a deep desire to serve and follow the Lord, David embraced his own identity. Now, he and his wife Kassy are committed to reaching out to the Jewish community, intermarried couples (where one person is Jewish and the other is a Gentile believer), and anyone else who seeks to explore the Word of God.
We typically wear business casual attire, though some members choose to dress more formally or wear tallit and kippahs, which is warmly welcomed by our congregation. Each week, we serve water, coffee, tea, and occasionally pastries after the service to encourage fellowship. Our small community is a wonderful place to build relationships and find support.
We invite you to visit if you are seeking a place for fellowship, studying the Word, and prayer.
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