Our mission is to disciple Jews and Gentiles in Messianic Judaism

in order to preserve Jewish identity in the body of Messiah

Our vision is to see a community of Jewish and Gentile believers

experiencing Yeshua, Torah and revelation for the end times.

Vision establishes an atmosphere of:

Identity: I know what we are about

Purpose: What I do matters

Unity: I trust people, we are likeminded

Faith: I know this is from God and it will last

The following are the guiding principles of Sukkat Shalom:

We relate to all as sons and daughters

We worship God in his manifest presence

We minister healing and freedom

We hear God and minister prophetically

We teach Spirit-revealed biblical truth for maturity

We give generously to God, His people and His kingdom

We develop everyone's identity, destiny and calling

We influence across generations

We impact people globally, to the Jew first

Twenty years ago, Joey learned of his Spanish Jewish family roots and began returning to the Jewish people through the Jewishness of Yeshua. A former Bible Institute professor, he has a diploma in Bible and Linguistics, a BA in Bible from The King's University, a Master's degree in Hebrew Bible from Regent University, and is currently a Master of Theology student at Dallas Theological Seminary. He served in South America and Papua New Guinea, and is the author of Free To Be Fruitful, a book on the Torah's foundations for healing and freedom. His areas of academic research include the book of Leviticus, biblical agricultural metaphors, and the study of linguistic and thematic allusions between the Hebrew and Apostolic Scriptures. He and his best friend and wife, Michelle, have six children. Joey relaxes by being musically creative, doing some cooking, and playing sports with his boys.