The NOACH Project: Navigating the Path of The Seven Noahide Laws: Stories, Key Lessons, and Resources.

Fully updated 2026 edition.

What makes someone walk away from the religion they were raised in, sometimes at the cost of family and friends, to follow the G-d of Israel as a Noahide?

The NOACH Project brings together twenty-four people from ten countries who did just that. Noahides are non-Jews who live by the Seven Laws of Noah, the Torah's moral code for all humanity. Each person answers the same seven questions: where they came from, how they found this path, what it cost them, and how they live it now.

You will meet a Pilates instructor in Singapore, a farmer in Kenya, a man in Colombia who prays on his bicycle ride to work, and a retiree in Israel who rides his scooter around town picking up trash. None of them describes a sudden conversion. They describe years of questions, lost friendships, loneliness, and the relief of finding a path that made sense.

Each story ends with Key Lessons in the person's own words. The book also includes approbations from Rabbi Lazer Brody, Rabbi Tani Burton, and Rabbi Chaim Richman, guidance on questions such as honoring the seventh day and Torah study for non-Jews, and a list of recommended teachers, books, and websites.

This edition has been revised throughout.

If you are already on this path, you will find company here. If you are just starting, you will find people who have been where you are. And if you are simply curious, come and meet them.