Over the past few years, I’ve received many emails from believers asking the same question:

“Is there a Sukkot gathering near me?”

These messages come from people all over the world—across the United States, the UK, Australia, Canada, and beyond. Many are eager to observe the Feast of Tabernacles but simply don’t know where to go or who is hosting.

What I’ve realized is that many people are waiting for someone else to organize a gathering in their area.

But the truth is, nothing is stopping believers from gathering together themselves.

You do not need a large organization, a formal ministry, or a large crowd. A meaningful Sukkot experience can begin with something as simple as a few families or friends choosing to set aside time to dwell together, share meals, study Scripture, and enjoy fellowship.

This is one of the beautiful freedoms believers have today. Since we are not operating under a Temple system, gatherings can take place in many different settings—campgrounds, state parks, backyards, retreat centers, or anywhere people are willing to come together.

This is why I created this Practical Guide to Hosting Sukkot.

Its purpose is to help you see that a Sukkot gathering does not require waiting for someone else to organize it. Sometimes it simply begins when a few people are willing to devote their time and gifts to bringing others together. Along the way, you may discover something even more meaningful—new friendships and connections with others in your community who share your faith.

If you’ve ever wished there was a Sukkot gathering near you, this guide may help you take the first step.

Download the free guide here: