Scattered Doers · a work of Altared Doers
You keep Shabbat alone. There are more of us than you think — we just never knew where each other lived.
What we're actually asking
Most people read “host a church” and hear building, budget, degree, title. That's not the ask. The ask is a table, three households, and a want-to. We bring everything else — the teaching, the Torah portions, the questions, the handbook, the whole kit. It costs you nothing.
Week one, you're not preaching. You set out chairs, put food on the table, and press play — we bring the teaching to your living room. Three households and a meal is a real assembly.
Eight sessions, live and recorded, with the other households who started the same week you did. No seminary, no cost, no test you can fail alone.
When you're ready — not on our clock — you take the Torah portion and lead it. We hand you the questions, the notes, and someone in Augusta who picks up the phone.
Your house gets its own pin, and the next lonely person in your city finds you instead of scrolling alone.
What we provide, free: the teaching each week, 52 Torah portions with discussion questions, the order of gathering, the feast guides, invitation cards for your city, and a named elder in Augusta who calls to check on you whether or not you asked.
Pick one above. Dropping a pin takes twenty seconds and commits you to nothing.