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A Private, Online Community for Noahides, Jews and Former Christians

You Don’t Need to Have Everything Figured Out to Belong Here.

Study Torah in a tight-knit community guided by respected rabbis & educators, ask honest questions, and connect with others who understand the path you’re on.

If you’re discovering the Noahide Laws, deconstructing Christianity, deepening your Judaism after conversion, or exploring Bnei Anusim heritage, 7613 gives you a place to learn, grow, and develop a meaningful relationship with G-d.

✓  Jewish-led learning
✓  Trusted rabbis and educators
✓  Dedicated membership pathways
✓  Live studies, events and replays
✓  Private worldwide community

Find the Space Built for Where You Are Now

CHOOSE YOUR PATH

7613 is organized into three focused pathways, so you can find conversations, resources, and guidance that reflect the questions you are exploring today.

You can begin with one pathway, combine two, or choose All Access.

Does More Than One Path Describe You?

Choose a combined membership for two pathways, or receive complete access to the entire 7613 community.

Searching for trustworthy guidance can be overwhelming when sorting through conflicting teachings, online debates, and opinions without context.

As a result, the majority of seekers spend months or even years searching alone.

Noahides may not know where to bring practical questions.

People deconstructing are already uncomfortable questioning their beliefs and often afraid of being judged.

And there are so many born-Jews, converts, and Bnei Anusim who feel disconnected or unsure of where they belong—Especially those raised in secular homes with limited Jewish education.

Feeling self-conscious about gaps in knowledge of Torah, Hebrew, prayer, or observance can be alienating.

7613 was created to change that.

This is a safe and supportive community where all questions are welcomed, Torah and Tanakh are studied in their authentic Jewish context, and respected rabbis and educators are there to help you continue growing alongside people who on a similar path.

Honest Questions Deserve Honest Answers

A Better Way to Learn, Ask, and Grow

Don’t piece together your spiritual life from YouTube debates or conflicting opinions.

Join a community where you can bring hard questions to respected rabbis, scholars and educators. Learn, grow and connect with people who care and understand the path you’re on.

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    Know Where to Ask

    Bring hard questions to dedicated spaces guided by rabbis, educators, and experienced community leaders.

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    Learn From Trusted Jewish Voices

    Study Tanakh through thoughtful discussion, live events, and a growing library of resources and replays.

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    Find People Who Understand

    Connect with others who understand that growing in your relationship with G-d is not always simple or linear.

Your Membership Includes

Everything You Need to Keep Learning and Growing

7613 brings Torah learning, expert guidance, and meaningful community together in one private online space.

Choose the pathway that reflects where you are now, then take part at your own pace through live studies, discussions, Q&A spaces, events, resources, and replays.

Weekly Torah and Tanakh studies are open to the public. Members receive private replay access, ongoing discussions, organized resources, rabbinic Q&A spaces, and members-only events.

You don’t need to know where your path will lead before joining.

Choose the membership that best reflects where you are now, then learn, ask questions, and participate at your own pace.

Start Where You Are

How it Works

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A woman with long dark wavy hair wearing a cream-colored turtleneck sweater, looking slightly upwards with her arms crossed.

I Created the Community I Wish I Had When I Was Searching

Hi, I’m Tassja Cadoch, founder of 7613: The Chosen Path.

My own journey began with difficult questions about Christianity and G-d. I really wrestled with my understanding of who G-d is and what He wants truly from me. I spent years studying, comparing sources, and searching for guidance.

I created 7613 to bring meaningful learning, access to respected rabbis and educators, genuine community, and a shared desire to grow closer to G-d together in one place.

It’s the community I wish existed when I was searching alone, and the place I hope will support you as you continue learning, growing, and strengthening your relationship with G-d.

Tassja Cadoch
Founder, 7613: The Chosen Path

Questions This Important Deserve Trusted Guidance.

One of 7613’s greatest strengths is the opportunity to learn from respected rabbis, educators, scholars, and experienced teachers representing a range of Jewish traditions and areas of expertise.

The name Israel is traditionally associated with wrestling with G-d, and that spirit of sincere engagement runs throughout Jewish learning. Judaism has always valued thoughtful discussion, careful study, respectful disagreement, and the courage to ask honest questions. That's the spirit we strive to cultivate inside 7613.

Our rabbis help members explore topics including:

Meet Some of the Rabbis You'll Learn From

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    Rabbi Michael Skobac

    Helping people thoughtfully examine Christian theological claims through a Jewish lens.

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    Rabbi Stuart Federow

    Rabbi, author, and educator in Judaism vs. Christianity and Jewish theology.

  • Rabbi Noah Tile with a beard and short hair wearing a white shirt and dark blazer in front of bookshelves.

    Rabbi Noah Tile

    Orthodox rabbi and Registered Psychotherapist helping people integrate Torah with mental health and well-being.

  • Rabbi Mendel Gurkow smiling with a long beard wearing a black hat and black suit outdoors.

    Rabbi Mendel Gurkow

    Chabad rabbi and educator passionate about helping people connect more deeply with Torah and Jewish life.

  • Rabbi Alan Friedlander with glasses, a full beard, wearing a white shirt and a purple patterned tie, looking at the camera against a plain, light-colored background.

    Rabbi Alan Friedlander

    Rabbi and educator who brings thoughtful, source-based Torah and Tanakh teaching, encouraging study, questions, and discussion.

Hear What Real Members Are Saying

Endorsed by Leading Rabbis & Educators

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    Rabbi Tovia Singer

    “Through 7613, Tassja has touched and uplifted countless lives. Her organization has become a beacon for people around the world who are hungry to discover the truth about the God of Israel—a place where sincere seekers are truly embraced.”

  • Rabbi Michael Skobac with glasses, beard, and kippah wearing a suit jacket and light blue shirt indoors with candles and beige curtains in the background.

    Rabbi Michael Skobac

    “I am praying for the success in the growth of this online community. I believe it is a vital resource for so many people. I'm very excited to participate. Kudos to Tassja for putting it together and may Hashem bless us all on our spiritual journeys.”

  • Rabbi Raps - Rabbi Avrohom Rapoport in a tuxedo and glasses, wearing a black fedora, smiling and holding a microphone, speaking at an event with white flowers in the background.

    Rabbi Avrohom Rapoport

    “In a world where so many people are sincerely searching for truth, 7613 provides a welcoming place to ask questions and engage with Torah in a thoughtful and respectful way. I appreciate their commitment to helping people grow closer to G-d with sincerity and purpose.”

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    Rabbi Stuart Federow

    “7613 is an oasis for those who, having left Christianity, feel like they’re walking alone. I’ve seen seekers arrive asking the questions that have been bothering them and actually receiving answers. Here, they find a real community.”

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Open Hebrew Bible with multiple pages, illuminated by sunlight.

Why 7613?

Two Paths. One Creator.

The number 7613 represents the heart of our mission: 7 Noahide Laws and 613 mitzvot (commandments) — two distinct covenantal pathways given by G-d to serve Him.

Jews are required to follow the Torah's 613 commandments.

Noahides (righteous non-Jews) are required to live by the 7 universal laws given to all humanity. Both paths are valid. Both are honoured. Neither requires becoming the other.

7613 exists to help every seeker find their connection to G-d without fear. You belong here.

Learn more
Choose Your Path

Membership That Grows With You

Choose the pathway that reflects where you are today. Expand your access as your interests and needs evolve.

Financial Assistance

Tzedakah Access

Community Supported
$0
for 3 months

For those who are genuinely committed to learning but are experiencing financial hardship.

  • 3 months of complimentary access
  • Choose the pathway that fits your journey
  • Member-funded through tzedakah
  • Simple application required
  • No income documentation
  • Continue with a regular membership afterward, or cancel before renewal
Apply for Tzedakah Access

A valid payment method is required by Mighty Networks to activate your membership, but you will not be charged during the three-month complimentary period. Standard membership begins automatically afterward unless cancelled.

Not sure which plan to choose?

Most members should begin with the pathway that best matches their current questions. If more than one pathway reflects your current needs, a two-pathway or All Access membership will usually offer better value.

Noahide Membership
Best for focused learning in one area.
Deepening Judaism Membership
Best for focused learning in one area.
Deconstructing Christianity Membership
Best for focused learning in one area.
Noahide + Deconstructing Membership
Best if your journey overlaps two spaces.
Jewish + Deconstructing Membership
Best if your journey overlaps two spaces.
All Access Membership
Best value for the full 7613 community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not ready for a Membership? Join an Open Event.

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    Weekly Parashat Reading with Tassja

    Each week, we dig into commentary, ask questions that arise, and learn Torah in a casual, interactive environment. Rabbis and educators join frequently, adding their own knowledge and perspective to the conversation. Join us! You won’t be sorry.

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    Tanakh Tuesdays - Weekly Drop In Study

    Join our weeklystudy group. No prior knowledge is required. Bring your curiosity, questions, and a desire to learn. Together, we'll examine the text and discover timeless lessons that continue to speak to us today.

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    Deconstructing Christianity: An Open Discussion

    Join us for a live, open conversation for people questioning, leaving, or re-evaluating Christianity and seeking a safe place to process what comes next.