Fellowship Starter Guide

Steps

1. Keep It Simple

You don’t need a building, a budget, or a big plan. Start with what you already have — your home, a meal, an open Bible, and a willing heart.
 

2. Gather a Few People

• Invite your family, a friend, or a neighbor.

• Start small — even two or three is enough (Matt 18:20).

• Don’t wait until it’s perfect. Begin where you are.

3. Focus on Yeshua’s Mitzvot

Each gathering, choose one command of Yeshua.

• Read it together.

• Discuss how it connects to Torah.

• Share ways to live it out this week.

Example: “Love your neighbor as yourself” (Matt 22:39, Lev 19:18).

4. Share a Meal

Food builds fellowship. Keep it simple — bread, soup, or whatever you have. Remember, Yeshua’s disciples often broke bread together in homes.

5. Pray Together

Pray for one another’s needs. Thank God for His goodness. Keep it heartfelt, not formal.

6. Live It Out

Encourage each other to practice the mitzvah during the week. Check in the next time you meet. Growth comes through small steps of obedience.

7. Stay Connected

Register your group with the Association of Torah Pursuant Communities (ATorahPC) to receive resources and encouragement.

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Remember

A Torah Pursuant fellowship is not about size or structure. It’s about covenant. When even a few gather in Yeshua’s name, His presence is with them.

For more resources, visit TorahPursuant.org or email info@torahpursuant.org.