for the believers who keep shabbat alone, study the Torah alone, walk the Want-To alone — because there's no Pronomian Nazarene church in their city. yet.
"James, a servant of God and of the Lord Yeshua the Messiah, to the twelve tribes which are scattered abroad."
You believe Yeshua is the Messiah and the Torah is still good. There's no church in your city that holds both.
You keep the Sabbath in a house where nobody else does. Saturday morning is quiet in a way that aches.
You celebrate Passover and Sukkot and the Holy Feasts — alone, or with one or two others, but never with a body.
You're tired of choosing between churches that drop the Torah and rabbis who don't know Yeshua. You shouldn't have to choose.
you're not on the outside.
you're a scattered doer.
being a scattered doer means being woven into the life of altared doers across four cadences. weekly carries the Word. monthly carries the pastor's voice. continuous carries the body's voice. twice a year — we gather in person.
Saturday Shabbat livestream at 10am Eastern. Tuesday Bible Study at 6pm Eastern. Live Discord during services — Pastor Neddrick can hear your questions in real time. The Word goes out. The body gathers across time zones.
Once a month, scattered doers gather face-to-face on Zoom with Pastor Neddrick. Not a teaching session — a pastoral one. Questions, prayer, body life, hearing what the Spirit is doing in your region. The pastor sees your face. He hears your voice.
While we build the Altared Doers app, our Discord is the gathered space between services. Channels for prayer, the weekly Torah portion, regional clusters, questions for the pastor, Shabbat-table photos. Online conversation is real conversation.
Passover in the spring. Sukkot in the fall. Twice each year scattered doers travel to Augusta and become — for a week — gathered doers. Baptisms here. Marriages here. The Lord's Supper here. The body sees itself face to face.
"scattered doer" is the identity. inside it, there are four stages — not a hierarchy of worth. a clear path so nobody wonders where they stand or what's next. most never travel the full path. all are welcome at every stage.
Tuning into the livestream. No commitment. No info collected. The same hospitality that welcomes a first-time visitor at our doors welcomes you.
You've filled out the intake form. Joined Discord. You're on the prayer list. We know your name and we're glad you came home.
You've signed the Altared Doers membership covenant. Same covenant signed in Augusta. Full member. Full pastoral care. Distance changes nothing.
Appointed by the pastor. Shepherding scattered doers in your region. The seedbed for the next Branch Church plant in your city.
scattered doers travel to Augusta two times a year for the Holy Feasts of YHWH. these are the moments the whole body — local and dispersed — is in one place. baptisms happen here. marriages happen here. the Lord's Supper is shared at the seder table. the body sees itself in the flesh.
The lamb of God. The blood that covers. The exodus from slavery into the freedom of covenant life. Yeshua's last meal with His disciples was a Passover seder — the Lord's Supper was instituted within Passover. To gather around this table is to gather around the cross and the resurrection.
Many baptisms happen on Firstfruits — the Sunday after the weekly Sabbath within Unleavened Bread — the day Yeshua rose as the firstfruits of resurrection. The typology is on purpose.
Israel dwelt in booths in the wilderness — YHWH dwelling with His people in their fragility. Yeshua tabernacled among us (John 1:14). The final ingathering of all nations to dwell with the Lord (Zechariah 14:16). Of all the feasts, Sukkot is the one most fitted for an ingathering. The scattered come to dwell.
Eight days of teaching, worship, and meals in the sukkah. Anchors gather for an annual leadership weekend. Baptisms, marriages, dedications. The body dwells together.
"be ye doers of the Word,
and not hearers only,
deceiving your own selves."
fill the form out and Pastor Neddrick himself reads it. the welcome that follows is real. real email. real Discord introduction. real handwritten note in the mail.
scattered doers are members of the body in dispersion — not subscribers to a podcast.
real membership. there's one membership covenant for Altared Doers, A Branch Church — and it's the same covenant whether you sign it in Augusta or you sign it from your kitchen table in Tampa. same vows. same accountability. same standing. same pastoral care. distance is the only variable.
"Pronomian" means pro-Torah. we believe the Torah — the instruction God gave through Moses — is still good, still binding, still a love letter to His covenant people. we don't divide the Law into "moral, ceremonial, and civil" categories that aren't in the Bible. the only category Scripture itself names as fulfilled in Christ is the Levitical sacrificial system (Galatians 3:19). everything else stands. Yeshua said it would (Matthew 5:17–18). we believe Him.
baptism and marriage require the body in the flesh. always. those happen at one of the two annual ingatherings, when you visit Augusta, or — once your region has a credentialed Anchor — locally. the Lord's Supper can be observed in your home with the livestream during communion services. some things stay physical. that's not a limitation; it's theology.
then you're a Watcher, and Watchers are welcome. you can tune into the livestream as long as you want with no expectation. no pressure. no chasing. we preach the Word and trust the Spirit. when you're ready to take the next step, the form is right there.
covenanted scattered doers are tithing partners with Altared Doers, A Branch Church — same as members in Augusta. that's part of what membership means. watchers and pre-membership scattered doers are not expected to tithe. there's no pressure to give before you've decided to belong.
then you're not scattered anymore. you're gathered. that's the whole point. scattered doers in a region are the seedbed for the next Branch Church plant — a cluster becomes a pre-plant becomes a candidate becomes a planted Branch Church. when that happens in your city, you become a local member of the new Branch Church. formerly scattered. now gathered.
none, really. Yeshua is His Hebrew name. Jesus is the Greek-to-English of the same name. we use both. neither is more spiritual than the other. we are not the church that makes you say it one way.