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Ancient Path Fellowship · Macomb, Missouri

Where fellowship means family.

We gather every Shabbat to worship, pray, study the Word and share a meal together. If you are anywhere nearby, you are welcome at the table.

When

Every Saturday beginning at noon central lasting until about 5pm

Where

Ancient Path Fellowship

Questions

info@ancientpathrevivals.com

This Shabbat: Metzora — Leper Leviticus 14-15 · 2 Kings 7:3-20 · Matthew 8:1-17; Luke 17:1-37

Upcoming

What we're studying together. Everyone is welcome.

This week

  • Wed, Oct 21 – Thu, Oct 22

    Day of Atonement

    Yom Kippur · Leviticus 23:26-32

    Gathering details coming soon

  • Wed, Oct 21 · 6:30 PM

    Wednesday Bible Study

    Final Sukkot Meet - No Study

  • Thu, Oct 22 · 6:30 PM

    Praise & Worship

    Worship by Left and Right Ministries

  • Sat, Oct 24 · 12:15 PM

    Shabbat Message

    Message by Adam Fink

  • Sat, Oct 24

    Praise & Worship

    Worship by Left and Right Ministries

  • Sat, Oct 24 · 3:30 PM

    Torah Portion

    Metzora · Leviticus 14-15

Next week

  • Sun, Oct 25 – Wed, Nov 4

    Sukkot 2026

    Chag HaSukkot · Leviticus 23:33-43

    Join us in celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles!

    Register

  • Sat, Oct 31 · 12 PM

    Shabbat Message

  • Sat, Oct 31

    Praise & Worship

    Worship by Kelyn Pohlman

  • Sat, Oct 31 · 3:30 PM

    Torah Portion

    Aharei Mot · Leviticus 16-18

Nov 1 – 7

  • Mon, Nov 2 · 6:30 PM

    Mighty Men Monday

  • Wed, Nov 4 · 6:30 PM

    Wednesday Bible Study

  • Sat, Nov 7 · 12 PM

    Shabbat Message

  • Sat, Nov 7

    Praise & Worship

  • Sat, Nov 7 · 3:30 PM

    Torah Portion

    Kedoshim · Leviticus 19-20

Nov 8 – 14

  • Mon, Nov 9 · 6:30 PM

    Women's Discipleship

  • Tue, Nov 10

    New Moon

    The 8th month begins.

  • Wed, Nov 11 · 6:30 PM

    Wednesday Bible Study

  • Sat, Nov 14 · 12 PM

    Shabbat Message

  • Sat, Nov 14

    Praise & Worship

  • Sat, Nov 14 · 3:30 PM

    Torah Portion

    Emor · Leviticus 21-24

What to expect

A normal Shabbat with us.

The message

Brought by one of our council members.

Praise and worship

Live music, sung together. It rotates through local artists — Left and Right Ministries, Kelyn Pohlman, Doves of Yah, Kaylie Ishii — with guests joining now and then.

A shared meal

Everyone eats. Bring a dish if you can; come anyway if you cannot.

Prayer

For each other, for the sick, for whoever asked.

Torah study

Open Bibles and honest questions. Children and teens go to Shabbat school during the portion and work through the same study at their own level; parents are warmly encouraged to join them.

Fellowship

The part that runs longest. Nobody is in a hurry to leave.

What to bring

  • Your Bible, if you have one. We have spares.
  • A dish to share, if you are able.
  • A lawn chair in the warm months.
  • Nothing else. Come as you are.

Food guidelines

We keep the clean and unclean foods given in Leviticus 11. Please label every dish clearly with what is in it — nuts, grape products, high-fructose corn syrup, artificial colors, added oils and added sugars — so that anyone with an allergy, or avoiding an ingredient, can see at a glance before they serve themselves.

We do not require anyone to have it all figured out before they sit down with us.

Wondering what we believe?

The short version: faith in Yahusha the Messiah, obedience to YHWH, and the whole of Scripture. The long version is worth reading before you visit.

Read what we believe