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Dwelling With Israel
An 8-Day Sukkot Prayer Journey

What is Sukkot and why do we celebrate it?
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This week, families across Israel and Jewish families across the world will build their sukkahs — a fragile shelter open to the sky — and step into Zman Simchateinu, the Season of Our Joy. For eight days, from the first sukkah raised on September 25 through Shemini Atzeret on October 2, you can walk that same season alongside them.
This isn't a history lesson. It's a daily prayer guide — one Scripture, one theme, one specific way to intercede for Israel each day: for the families building shelters during this week, for Holocaust survivors who carry grief into a season built for joy, for unity across a divided nation, for the leaders and defense forces making decisions under real uncertainty.
Eight days. Eight prayers. One nation you can stand with without leaving home.
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Dwelling With Israel
An 8-Day Sukkot Prayer Journey
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Open Your Sukkah
In the wilderness, no one survived alone — invite friends and family to sit under your sukkah this year, and let its open walls remind you this season was never meant to be spent in private.

Practice Hospitality
Hospitality and friendship are the heart of Sukkot, not a side tradition. Every meal shared under the sukkah is a small echo of how Israel depended on each other, and on God, through forty years with no walls of their own.

Embrace Deeper Relationships
God's shelter in the desert was never about the structure — it was about His presence with His people. Our time here is the same, temporary and passing, which makes the relationships we build along the way the part worth carrying forward.
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Dwelling With Israel
An 8-Day Sukkot Prayer Journey


