Fellowship
For gathering invitations, study circles, community practices, or questions about entering the circle.
Connect with the Embassy
Bring the real question.
You do not need the perfect introduction. Tell us what is stirring, what kind of connection you seek, and what honest next step would serve.
Write directlyshalom@embassyofyah.org
Ways to approach
Begin with the door that feels true.
Different questions call for different kinds of attention. Choose the direction that best names your reason for reaching out.
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Teaching & Reflection
For a question raised by the teachings, a response to a field note, or a threshold on your Soul Journey.
Service & Collaboration
For aligned community work, mutual aid, stewardship, creative collaboration, or a concrete need worth tending together.
A letter of introduction
Say what is true before trying to make it impressive.
This form opens a prepared message in your own email application. Nothing is transmitted by this website.
The care of contact
What you can expect from the exchange.
We receive sincere correspondence as a human offering, not as a lead to capture.
Thoughtful attention.
We read for the real question beneath the polished language and respond as capacity allows.
Honest scope.
If a request falls outside the ministry’s role or present capacity, we will not pretend otherwise.
Respect for privacy.
Share only what you are comfortable sending by ordinary email. Do not include passwords, financial information, medical records, or other highly sensitive data.
No spiritual emergency claims.
Email is not monitored as a crisis service. If you may harm yourself or someone else, contact local emergency support or a qualified crisis resource now.
Before you write
The clearest beginning is rarely your whole story. It is the one true sentence ready to be shared.
Practical questions
Before entering the circle.
No. You are asked to approach with sincerity, respect for life, willingness to examine your effects, and respect for the dignity and consent of others.
Yes. Inquiry does not create an obligation. A conversation can simply be a conversation.
Gathering format and availability may vary. Write with your general region and preferred way of gathering, without sharing a precise home address.
Yes. Describe the people or place served, the actual need, the role you imagine for the Embassy, and how accountability is held.