Congregation of Yahweh

What if I told you this unassuming building, the Congregation of Yahweh, holds a secret? A secret about names. Established in 1986, the Congregation of Yahweh isn’t just another place of worship. It’s a testament to a belief. A belief that names hold power. The Congregation of Yahweh adheres to the original doctrines of the Apostolic assembly. They follow the practices of the New Testament assemblies. These assemblies observed the Law of the Old Testament. The very foundation of this congregation rests upon the apostles and prophets. Their message is clear: obedience to Yahweh’s Law. But it’s not just about the law. The Congregation of Yahweh emphasizes the importance of using the original names of the Creator, Yahweh, and His Son, Yahshua, in worship. They believe that using other names, like God, Lord, or Jehovah, diminishes the power and sanctity of their true identities. This belief is deeply rooted in their interpretation of the commandment against taking the name of Yahweh in vain. The Congregation of Yahweh’s commitment to these original names sets them apart. They see it as a restoration of a lost truth, a return to the original purity of their faith. It’s a practice that informs every aspect of their worship. This dedication extends beyond names. The Congregation of Yahweh observes the seventh-day Sabbath from dawn to dark, differing from the common sunset-to-sunset practice. They also observe Yahweh’s Holy Days and New Moons, including Passover, the Feast of Tabernacles, and Pentecost. The atoning sacrifice of Yahshua remains a core belief, binding together their unique practices with the broader narrative of their faith. The Congregation of Yahweh stands as a quiet reminder. A reminder that sometimes, the most profound truths are hidden in the simplest things. Like the names we use to address the divine.