Rabbi Yehuda
Hebrew · English
Write to Rabbi YehudaOn six continents, in cities you know and in places you have never heard of, people woke up to the same question you did — and kept walking. Some of them now hold a door open. This page is where you knock.
כִּי בֵיתִי בֵּית־תְּפִלָּה יִקָּרֵא לְכָל־הָעַמִּים
"For My house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples." — Isaiah 56:7
These are not office addresses. They are people who walked the path before you — Noahide leaders and companions who answer in your language, from your part of the world. Write to the one nearest you. A real person will write back.
When you write to a leader, your message also reaches Jerusalem — so that no one is ever lost. Your details stay within Brit Olam: no mailing lists, nothing without your consent.
This is the worldwide directory of Noahide leaders connected with Brit Olam — World Noahide Center, an organization based in Jerusalem under the presidency of Rabbi Oury Cherki. Most of the guides listed here are Noahide community leaders — Noahides themselves, who walked this path before guiding others — alongside rabbis who accompany the communities. They welcome newcomers, answer questions about the Seven Commandments and the Noahide way of life, and connect people with study groups and communities in their own region and language. Anyone, anywhere in the world, may write directly to the person nearest to them using the email addresses on this page.
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Write to Rabbi YehudaHebrew · English
Write to Rabbi ChaimEnglish
Write to Rabbi DovFrançais
Write to Rabbi AbrahamEnglish · తెలుగు
Write to Rabbi YaronLatviešu · Русский
Write to LeahFrançais
Write to DanielEspañol
Write to JazminEnglish
Write to RodEnglish
Write to DanEspañol
Write to OscarEspañol
Write to LissetEspañol
Write to SoliaPortuguês
Write to FrancineNederlands
Write to BartČeština
Write to VítězslavTürkçe
Write to LaraDeutsch
Write to DerikՀայերեն · ქართული · Русский · Українська
Write to GiorgiDeutsch
Write to Rabbiner Rubins日本語 · English
Write to Sachiko한국어 · English
Write to Joshua한국어
Write to Hannah한국어
Write to Hyo Wanతెలుగు
Write to Rabbi YehoshuaEvery name on this page began exactly where you are standing now — one person, in one city, who reached out. Perhaps the map is waiting for you. Write to us in Jerusalem, and we will walk the first steps with you.
Write to JerusalemChoose your region on this page and write to the leader closest to you, in your language. They will connect you with people, study groups, and gatherings in your area. If no leader is listed for your region yet, write to Brit Olam in Jerusalem at office@britolam.community and we will help you take the first steps.
Most of them are Noahides themselves — experienced members of the worldwide Noahide community who walked this path personally before guiding others. Alongside them are rabbis who accompany the communities. All are connected with Brit Olam — World Noahide Center in Jerusalem, answer in their own language, and know the communities of their region.
A real person writes back. There is no automated funnel and nothing to sign up for. The leader will hear where you are on your path, answer your questions, and — if you wish — connect you with a community or study group near you.
No. The Noahide path is a covenant and a way of life, not a conversion. A Noahide who chooses to may make a declaration before a Beit Din — but writing to a leader commits you to nothing. Come as you are, with your questions.
No. Connecting with a leader and with a community is free, and always will be.
noahideworldcenter.org · Brit Olam — World Noahide Center, Jerusalem