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Sukkot Ingathering

An outdoor, camp-meeting-style gathering in Plainfield, Indiana.
October 10, 11, and 12, 2025.

Friday – 6:30 p.m.

Saturday – 9:30 a.m. & 6:30 p.m.

Sunday – 9:30 a.m.

“We were like those who dreamed…”
— Psalm 126:1

July 23, 2025

Dear Saints, greetings in the name of Jesus!

Last year’s Sukkot Ingathering in Plainfield was like a dream come true! What an honor it was to join Pastor Jerry and all of those present as we watched the Holy Spirit move freely among us. He came right down into the midst of His people—and it was truly one of the highlights of my life. Much like in Psalm 126, there was great joy, laughter, and celebration because their long-awaited dream had come true.

Psalm 126 is one of the Psalms of Ascent—a song sung by the Jewish people as they made their way to Jerusalem, especially during the Feast of Sukkot. It celebrates the end of captivity, when chains fell from their wrists and they were free to return home—to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem and see the temple restored. Hallelujah!

And as you may recall, the prophet Haggai declared concerning the 2nd temple, “The glory of this latter house shall be greater than the former” (Haggai 2:9). Zechariah added, “Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit,” says the Lord of Hosts (Zechariah 4:6). Even though the second temple seemed small in comparison to Solomon’s, God promised it would carry greater glory—because His Spirit would fill it.

The dream and the heart of God that began at Sukkot 2024 continues into Sukkot 2025. Just as the returning exiles sang in celebration of a new beginning, chain-breaking freedom, and restored worship—so do we—with joyful anticipation for what lies ahead this October!

I believe we are standing in a similar moment—when the dreams of God are becoming the fulfilled dreams of His people. We are awakening to a season of restoration, rebuilding, and renewal. Like those ancient pilgrims, we too are ascending—moving toward the place of promise, not by might, not by power, but by His Spirit, declaring that the glory of the latter house shall be greater than any glory we have experienced before!

As we gather for Sukkot 2025 in Plainfield, Indiana, we come as the redeemed—drawn together to witness God do a new thing.

This is more than a spiritual feast.
It is a prophetic fulfillment.
A season where long-held dreams begin to take shape.
Where hope is reborn.
Where glory returns.
And where the dreams of men, conceived in the heart of God, come to life.

It is my privilege to join with you in the expectancy of Sukkot 2025—ready for the wonder, the surprise, and the joy of seeing God’s dream revealed in and through us, together again.

We are like those who dream…

—Steve Coder

Special rates are available at the Staybridge Suites in Plainfield.

6295 Cambridge Way
Plainfield IN 46168
317-839-2700

  • Standard Studio Suite - Rate: $101.00 plus tax

  • One Bedroom Double Suite: $115.00 plus tax

  • Two Bedroom Two Bath Suites: $201.00 plus tax

Mention “Sukkot” or “Plainfield Christ Fellowship” when you call. A link will be available soon for online reservations.

Where?

The Sukkot Ingathering will be held on Plainfield Christ Fellowship’s beautiful property on Vestal Road, on the edge of White Lick Creek. There is no street address for the property.

To contribute toward expenses, click the button below.

Then select “Sukkot Ingathering” Fund.

Remember the 2024 Ingathering:

Photos from the 2024 Ingathering!

FAQs

  • This ingathering will be an outdoor, camp meeting style event. There will be a tent for meeting and another for hospitality and fellowship. Hospitality is a Sukkot tradition, with people visiting each other in the sukkah and eating together. We will share meals together alongside worship, prayer, and the preaching of the Word of God. We are celebrating the Kingdom of God in our midst.

  • Ingathering is a biblical term referring to the gathering of the harvest late in the year. As it says in Exodus 23:16:

    "You shall keep the Feast of Ingathering at the end of the year, when you gather in from the field the fruit of your labor."

    Ingathering celebrates the harvest—not only from the agricultural fields but also in the field of souls. It is God’s people “gathering in” from many places to rejoice, celebrate His goodness, and listen to His voice!

  • Sukkot is the Hebrew word often translated as "booths." It is a Jewish celebration that is often referred to as either the Feast of Tabernacles or the Feast of Ingathering. The celebration recognizes how the Lord “tabernacled” with His people for forty years as they journeyed through the wilderness. It is also a celebration of the latter harvest. It is fitting to celebrate Sukkot under a tent!

  • The Sukkot Ingathering is hosted by Plainfield Christ Fellowship in partnership with Hand to the Plow Ministries. Our Senior Leaders, Jerry Keller and Steve Coder, will be joined by Local Host Pastor, Taylor Keller and several other esteemed ministers and guests for this special event.

  • A non-exhaustive list:

    Singing, Prayer, Exhortation, Prophecy, Preaching, Teaching, Healing, Intercession, Celebration, Silence, Testimony...

    All done "decently and in order" (1 Corinthians 14:40) and under the direction of the Holy Spirit.

  • This will be an all-outdoor event. Average high temperatures at that time in Indiana are around 62º and lows can be in the 40s. We will update everyone on the weather forecast as we get closer but plan to dress in keeping with the season. Comfortable shoes and thick socks are highly recommended!

  • Friday, 6:30

    Saturday, 9:30a & 6:30p

    Sunday, 9:30a

    A meal will be served following each service.

  • At Plainfield Christ Fellowship, we cherish our elder brothers and sisters, the Jewish people, and recognize them as the root that supports us as branches (Romans 11:18). While we don't require observance of the feasts as commanded in the Old Testament (Colossians 2:16-17), we love to remember and celebrate the Hebrew festivals. We believe these festivals are important windows into God's plans and purposes and remain highly relevant on His calendar.

  • No, there is no cost to register or attend. There will be free-will offerings and you may donate ahead of time to help with expenses.

  • Registration is not required, but is appreciated! https://www.gopcf.com/register

  • There will be no childcare provided for the sessions. All kids will be blessed to remain with their parents throughout the ingathering.

  • Please feel free to reach out to Pastor Taylor Keller. You can call or text him at 317-340-8430.