the world fasts to get something.
we fast to give something away.

on yom kippur (hebrew for the day of atonement), the holiest day on the biblical calendar, the people of altared doers go without food and water from sundown to sundown. we remember what Yeshua (Jesus) did when He entered as our High Priest by His own blood, and we look ahead to the day He returns to judge.

and on that same day, we’re feeding the neighbors who go without every day.

ISN’T THIS THE FAST THAT I HAVE CHOSEN… TO SHARE YOUR BREAD WITH THE HUNGRY, TO BRING THE POOR AND HOMELESS INTO YOUR HOME?
Isaiah 58:6–7

the idea is simple: your plate, their plate.
whatever you’d spend on food that day, give it, so someone else eats.

what $12 does
every $12 sends one neighbor away with:
→ a sack meal: sandwich, chips, something sweet, fruit, and water
→ a blessing bag: fresh socks, hygiene essentials, and a card with Isaiah 58:7 and an open invitation to our table

the day // tuesday, october 20
4:00–6:30 pm // we hand it out
6:30 pm // a short service reflecting on the fast
7:15 pm // after sundown, we break the fast together

📍 2754 Peach Orchard Rd

rather give stuff than money?
drop-off is open october 11–19 call to set up drop off 706-288-9579
we need: sandwich bread, peanut butter, chips, granola bars, apples or oranges, bottled water, new socks, travel-size hygiene items, and gallon zip bags.

can anything good come from south augusta? come and see.

doers > hearers · James 1:22 · altareddoers.com

This Is the Fast That I Have Chosen // Day of Atonement 2026