Disconnect from the noise and reconnect with what matters—gatherings, Scripture, and community.
Genesis 2:2–3
Discover the tools designed to help you organize, track, and deepen your Sabbath experience.
Planner
Plan your year of rest in advance. The planner helps you map out your gatherings weeks or months ahead, reducing stress and ensuring you always have a place for community.
Whether you are hosting, attending, or helping a community grow, Sabbath Together gives every part of the Sabbath community a simple path forward.
For Hosts
Create a welcoming gathering page, share the details, invite people in, manage RSVPs, and help guests know what to expect before they arrive.
For Guests
Discover Sabbath gatherings near you, see what each gathering is like, RSVP with confidence, and arrive prepared to connect with real people.
For Communities
Help churches, small groups, and local communities coordinate Sabbath rhythms, welcome newcomers, and keep relationships growing beyond one gathering.
The same tools individuals love—presented for boards, pastors, and volunteer teams who coordinate real-world gatherings week after week.
Give your church or ministry a discoverable profile guests can trust—aligned with how you already welcome people.
Publish recurring rhythms and one-off events with clear details so newcomers know where to show up and what to expect.
Keep invitations, reminders, and gathering chat in one calm flow instead of scattered group chats and flyers.
Charienna Llaguno
Mar 9
"What I love about Sabbath? Well, that's easy :) I don't have to work or think about anything work related, or anything that stresses me out for that matter. I can just let all my cares and burdens slip away. It is very refreshing and because it is Sabbath - I don't feel guilty about forgetting all about these things. What I once saw as a command as a kid, I now see as a welcome invitation to come into my Father's rest. Praises to God from whom all blessings flow."
Isaac
Feb 28
"It was amazing to be in the church I grew up in as a child. My dad was a pastor of this church and it’s still standing today. I look forward to visiting again."
Isaac
Jan 25
"I truly had a great experience at this years AdAgrA. Being a sponser is literally a dream come true. I’m looking forward to serving in an even greater capacity to the Adventist Country Living community."
Morgan Tyler
Jan 11
"I love the Sabbath because it's a reminder that God personally wants to connect with me!"
Rob
Jan 10
"I love the Sabbath because it actually teaches us the gospel. God gave us the Sabbath as a sign that He is our Creator (Ex 20:8-11), He is our Redeemer (Deut 5: 12-15), He is our Sanctifier (Eze 20:12), He promises us eternal life with Him (Eze 20:20)."
Isaac
Jan 10
"We started in the book of Hebrews and read chapters 1 and 2. Chapters 1 really sets Jesus up as full 100% divine, just as God. Then chapter 2 brings him close to humanity and lets us know He can relate with us. Unlike the politicians in our country who have no idea what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck. Jesus actually understands the struggles of what it's like to go through humanity and can offer real help in times of need. Tonights study was a great reminder that we have a fully divine, human high priest advocating on my behalf in heaven!"
Fay
Jan 4
"Some reasons I love the Sabbath are that it gives me a full day to step away from life’s busyness and focus on worshiping God the Father and His Son. It reminds me that He is my Creator—the One who sanctifies me and provides everything I need, now and for eternity."
Alexis
Jan 4
"I look forward to the Sabbath every week, it’s my favorite time. A day for rest where all time can be devoted to God and loving Him and appreciating all of His wonderful work and serving Him in every way possible."
Isaac
Jan 4
"Growing up, the Sabbath used to be a hinderance in my life. I felt like I could not do other activities other kids were able to do. Now that I am an adult, the Sabbath has become my weekly holiday that I get to spend with God. Instead of being a hinderance, the Sabbath protects my time with the most important person in the universe. The Sabbath is my ultimate reminder that I am not in control and that's okay!"
Sabbath Wall
Leave a message on the Sabbath Wall—share a testimony from a gathering you hosted or attended to encourage others.
Hosts
Open your home, church, or community space and lead a Sabbath gathering. Share the details, set a time, and welcome guests with confidence.
Discover
Follow public ministry profiles to hear when new gatherings post—same directory guests use inside the app.
Everything you need to know about Sabbath Together
Sabbath Together helps Sabbath keepers discover gatherings near them, connect with hosts and guests, and keep community rhythms going — from the Sabbath Map and RSVP tools to optional messaging and journaling.
Browse the Sabbath Map to see published gatherings in your area. You can explore by location, refine what you see, and open any gathering to read details, RSVP, and stay updated.
Anyone who wants to welcome others can become a host and create a gathering — homes, churches, parks, and community spaces all work. Host onboarding walks you through the basics so your gathering page is clear and inviting.
We take privacy seriously. Authentication uses industry-standard practices, and you control profile visibility and notification preferences where the product supports them. Host-only and attendee-specific details are shown only when appropriate.
During beta you can use core features without a subscription so we can learn alongside the community. When we approach general availability, we will communicate pricing clearly — nothing sneaky.
Yes. Communities use Sabbath Together to coordinate recurring gatherings, invite newcomers, and keep people connected between Sabbaths with gathering channels and optional reminders.
You will find in-product flows for hosting and attending, and our changelog highlights what is new or improved. For broader feedback during beta, use the channels linked from the site so we can prioritize what matters.
Create a free account, set your profile and preferences, then explore the map or list gatherings to RSVP — or start hosting from the host flow when you are ready to invite others.
