About Us

About Us

Who We Are and What We Believe

Believers of the Way United is a Torah-centered ministry committed to calling people back to Scripture, righteousness, and faithful obedience to YHWH.

We are dedicated to preaching, teaching, and healing — helping believers grow in spiritual maturity, walk in the way of Yeshua the Messiah, and live out the Word of God in daily life.

Our foundation is rooted in the faith of the first-century disciples, before later religious systems separated the New Testament from its Hebrew foundation. We believe Scripture must be read carefully, reverently, and in context.

Communities

We build communities where believers gather for worship, study, fellowship, and Torah-centered discipleship.

Support & Healing

We provide holistic support for the well-being of the community, including spiritual care, mental health awareness, and financial literacy.

Mentoring

We prepare the next generation to lead with wisdom, discipline, faith, and understanding.

Prayer & Fasting

We encourage believers to seek spiritual victory through prayer, fasting, repentance, and the grace of YHWH.

What We Do?

How We Serve

Believers of the Way United serves through teaching, prayer, discipleship, counsel, and community support. Our desire is to help believers understand Scripture, walk in obedience, and live whole before YHWH.

Study with Us

Grow through Torah-centered teaching, biblical study, and instruction rooted in the Hebrew foundations of the faith

Pray with Us

Join us in seeking YHWH through prayer, fasting, repentance, and spiritual renewal.

Partner with Us

Support the work of preaching, teaching, healing, leadership preparation, and community restoration.

Our Leadership

Servant Yosef Ben Levi

Servant Yosef Ben Levi is a minister with more than two decades of experience and serves as president of Believers of the Way United. His ministry is dedicated to guiding believers back to the practice of Torah and to interpreting the New Testament through its original Hebrew roots. He also devotes his time to writing, teaching, and preparing leaders for the future. Dr. Ben Levi is a passionate advocate for women in ministry and specializes in teaching homiletics and Torah. He also provides marriage counseling, drawing from a deep understanding of biblical principles and practical spiritual care. His academic journey includes studies at Nyack College, Oakwood University, Regent University, Zoe University, and the Institut de Langue Française. His personal interests include biblical languages, biblical history, and the careful study of Scripture.

Kervens Pierre

Kervens Pierre is a dynamic and results-driven leader with a proven track record of maximizing growth and empowering communities. With a degree in Communication and a concentration in Public Relations from Kennesaw in 2017, he brings a unique background spanning both the corporate and non-profit sectors, excelling at developing strategic partnerships and implementing creative solutions that drive success. Complementing his corporate achievements, Kervens has dedicated over a decade to leadership roles in community and youth development. As a Public Relations Manager for Believers of the Way United and a former Youth Minister, he has successfully designed and executed dynamic programs focused on spiritual, social, financial, and health development. His experience includes creating community awareness strategies, mentoring individuals, and managing events that bring people together around current issues. While volunteering with organizations like Word and Action, he honed his skills in public relations, crisis management, and social media strategy, working with a variety of stakeholders from local governments to media companies.

Welcome!

A Letter from Our Founder

You have found more than a website. You have found a community.

If traditional religion has left you with more questions than answers — you are welcome here.
If you have grown weary of performance, of empty ritual, of systems that demand conformity but offer little transformation — you are welcome here.
If something in you is still reaching, still hungry, still convinced that there is more to faith than what you have been handed — you are especially welcome here.