You Found the Noahide Path.

Now Learn How to Live It.

If you're trying to build an authentic relationship with G-d, you shouldn't have to piece it together from YouTube debates, or conflicting opinions online.

7613 is a private, Jewish-led membership community where Noahides learn directly from rabbis, ask questions without fear, study Torah, and connect with others walking the same joirney.

Join a community that helps you live your Noahide journey with confidence.

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Jewish-led learning · Noahide-focused discussion · Worldwide community
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You May Be Wondering…

How should you pray?

What should you study?

How should you relate to Shabbat and Jewish holidays?

Which practices can enrich Noahide life, and which belong specifically to the Jewish covenant?

How do you explain this path to Christian family and friends?

If this sounds familiar, you're not alone.

Many people inside 7613 bring questions like these to our dedicated rabbis who are happy to provide rabbinical answers and guidance.

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You Don’t Have To Figure It Out Alone

The Noahide path can feel overwhelming.

Every website seems to say something different.

Every social media account has another opinion.

It can leave you wondering if you're doing things correctly or missing the mark.

That's exactly why 7613: The Chosen Path exists.

Stop trying to navigate your journey alone and belong to a community where you can learn directly from rabbis, ask your questions, and grow alongside a supportive community of Noahides from around the world.

What You’ll Find Inside 7613

  • Learn Directly from Rabbis

    Ask your questions during live events or in our Ask a Rabbi Q&A spaces and receive guidance anchored in Jewish tradition.

  • Weekly Live Torah & Tanakh Study

    Study Torah & Tanakh every week as a community and continue learning through our growing replay library.

  • Practical Guidance for Everyday Noahide Life

    Move beyond just knowing the Seven Laws.

    Learn how to build a meaningful relationship with G-d through prayer, ethical living and spiritual growth.

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    A Community That Understands

    Connect with Noahides around the world who understand the questions, challenges, and excitement of discovering this path. Grow through the journey together.

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    Learn on your own schedule

    Through live study, an expanding replay library, access the classes, discussions, and special events you want to revisit whenever it fits your schedule.

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What You'll Find Inside:

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What Makes 7613 Different

We Don't Pretend Every Rabbi Gives the Same Answer.

Where Jewish authorities differ, we aim to explain the sources and perspectives honestly. You won’t be told to stop thinking, accept an unexplained answer, or take on practices without understanding whether they apply to you.

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    Rabbi Michael Skobac

    Rabbi Skobac is known for his remarkable ability to explain Scripture with precision and depth. His teaching is especially valuable for Noahides seeking to understand Tanakh, distinguish Jewish theology from Christian interpretations, and build a relationship with G-d.

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    Rabbi Stuart Federow

    Rabbi Federow is an author and educator whose work explores Judaism versus Christianity and core questions of Jewish theology. He is known for helping learners think through belief, ethics, identity, and the practical implications of choosing a Jewish understanding of G-d and Scripture.

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    Rabbi Mendel Gurkow

    Rabbi Gurkow brings warmth, depth, and Chabad insight to Torah and Jewish thought. His teaching is especially helpful for Noahides seeking to understand how timeless Jewish wisdom can shape everyday choices, spiritual discipline, and a more purposeful life with G-d.

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    Rabbi Alan Friedlander

    Rabbi Friedlander brings a thoughtful, source-based approach to Torah and Tanakh. His teaching is especially helpful for Noahides seeking to understand Scripture in context, ask honest questions, and grow through careful study and respectful discussion.

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Who Is a Noahide?

A Noahide is a non-Jew who seeks to serve G-d through the universal covenant associated with Noah and the Seven Noahide Laws. Judaism teaches that a person does not need to become Jewish to live a righteous and spiritually meaningful life.

What Are The Seven Noahide Laws?

The wisdom of Torah has something to teach every human being and form the moral foundation for all humanity.

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    Do not worship idols

    Do not profane G‑d’s Oneness in any way. Acknowledge there is One G‑d and no other.

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    Do not curse G-d

    No matter how angry you get, never take it out verbally against G-d.

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    Do not murder

    Every human life is an entire world. To destroy one is to destroy a world.

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    Establish courts of justice

    Keep the laws established by government for your country’s stability and harmony.

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    No illicit sexual relationships

    Human sexuality is sacred and should be expressed with faithfulness, holiness, and respect.

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    Do not steal

    Respect the property of others. Never gain at someone else's unfair expense.

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    Do not eat a limb of a living animal.

    Treat animals with compassion and avoid causing unnecessary suffering.

Inside the Noahide Pathway

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    Practical Guidance for Daily Life

    Community focused discussion on prayer, study, and spiritual growth. Learn more about the practice beyond the theory.

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    A Global Noahide Community

    Connect with Noahides around the world who are actively learning, asking questions, and building meaningful lives under the Seven Laws.

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    Virtual Events, Replays & Resource Library

    Join live virtual studies and members-only events. Revisit anything you missed with full replay access and a growing resource library.

How it Works

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    Choose Your Membership

    Join the Noahide Pathway, combine it with Deconstructing Christianity, or choose All Access.

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    Join the Community

    Create your profile, complete your Welcome Checklist and explore discussions, resources, replays, and upcoming events.

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    Participate at Your Pace

    Introduce yourself, ask a question, follow like-minded members or begin by observing quietly.

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    Keep Growing

    Return for ongoing study, build relationships and seek rabbinic guidance as your questions develop.

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You're Not Alone on this Journey

Many Noahides spend years searching, only to discover that finding truth was easier than finding a community.

For many, it can feel lonely, but the good news is, you don't have to navigate this journey alone.

What Members are Saying

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    Kayla Worth | Noahide

    “I found 7613 and immediately felt peace, connection, and spiritual nourishment. The community has an insanely beautiful way of sharing Judaism and the Noahide path, guiding people with trauma from past religions.”

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    Roma Bro | Noahide

    “7613 has opened my eyes to Torah study and meaningful connection. The people here are mature, joyful, and deeply knowledgeable. It’s a wonderful space where I’m grateful to be among those walking a sincere path.”

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    Dina Harper | Noahide

    “I'm loving the app and trying to spread the word to a few local Noahides. We really needed this safe place of connectivity! Next we all need a field trip to Israel! I want to see Jerusalem again!”

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    Mathieu Lacroix | Noahide

    “I love 7613. The people are great. This group opened my eyes. There are good people left in the world. Since being part of 7613, I’ve learned many things. I can’t wait for the future to see what this group is gonna do.”

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Why Join with 7613?

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    Collaborative Study

    Study the weekly Parashah and Tanakh alongside a community committed to thoughtful discussion, critical thinking, and source-based learning.

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    Ask a Rabbi

    Bring your questions to trusted rabbis through our dedicated Q&A space and live discussions, where you can receive thoughtful, Torah-based answers in a supportive environment.

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    Community Support

    Join a welcoming community where you can ask questions, share experiences, and grow alongside others who are deepening their connection to Torah and Jewish life.

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    Scholars & Speakers

    Gain insight from Jewish scholars, and guest speakers who regularly join our community to teach, answer questions, and share their expertise across a wide range of Torah and Jewish topics.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. Noahide life is its own honoured covenantal path, not a waiting room for conversion. Nothing here pressures you toward conversion, and nothing here treats your path as "less than.

  • Not at all. Whether you're completely new to the Noahide Covenant or have been studying Torah for years, you'll find teaching appropriate for your level.

  • No. 7613 does not convert anyone to Judaism. The Noahide Pathway exists to support Noahide life on its own terms.

  • Yes, where noted as open to all pathways. Some sessions are pathway-specific; the community calendar makes clear which is which.

  • No. 7613 is a learning and community space that complements local relationships and personal rabbinic guidance — it is not a substitute for either.

  • Members receive relevant replay libraries, pathway-specific resources, private community spaces, members-only events, and access to relevant Q&A spaces where participating teachers respond according to expertise and availability.

  • Yes. Many members hold questions from more than one pathway at once. You're welcome to combine pathways as your understanding develops.

  • Yes. Cancel anytime through your account settings — you'll keep full access through the end of your current billing period, and you won't be charged again.

  • Apply for Tzedakah Access. Approved applicants receive three months of complimentary membership access. Mighty Networks requires a valid payment method to activate the plan. Paid membership begins automatically after the complimentary period unless cancelled before renewal. Continued assistance may be requested and is reviewed according to need and available support.

The Noahide Life

Live with Purpose.
Walk the Noahide Path.

Explore life according to the Seven Noahide Laws through Jewish learning, questions for rabbis, and connection with fellow Noahides. Whether you’re just beginning or deepening your practice, you belong here.

Begin with The Noahide Life. Join the whole 7613 community. Conversations take place in Community Circle, with hashtags to help you find relevant topics. Your membership also includes Deepening Judaism and Deconstructing Christianity. Follow the discussions that matter to you and explore at your own pace.

One Membership. Every Pathway.

7613 Community Membership

Build a meaningful Noahide life through learning, everyday practice, and community. Connect with fellow Noahides and Jewish members, ask questions, and explore resources at your own pace.

  • Community Circle: Noahide conversations, practical questions, resources, and connections across all three pathways
  • Ask a Rabbi: a dedicated space for questions rooted in Torah and Jewish tradition
  • Upcoming Events: live studies, guest sessions, and community gatherings
  • Weekly Tanakh & Torah Study: join live or catch up through the study replays
  • Special Event Replays & Resources: continue learning on your own schedule
  • Start Here and Announcements: get oriented and stay connected to community news
$15 USD / month

$20 CAD / month. Billed monthly. One membership across all three pathways.

Join Monthly

$150 USD / year

$200 CAD / year. Billed annually. Save $30 USD or $40 CAD compared with 12 monthly payments.

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Prices are shown in US dollars, with Canadian pricing alongside. Confirm your billing currency and total at checkout. Monthly membership is billed monthly; annual membership is billed once per year. Review the renewal and cancellation terms at checkout.

Looking for another starting point? Explore Deepening Judaism or Deconstructing Christianity .

"The righteous of all the nations have a share in the World to Come."

— Tosefta, Sanhedrin 13:2 (cf. Rambam, Hilchot Melachim 8:11