Messianic Hanukkah Gathering
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Join us for a Messianic Hanukkah Gathering at Wilderness Tabernacle!
Hanukkah, the Feast of Dedication, remembers the miracle God did for the Maccabees. After a small band of faithful Jews took back the Temple in Jerusalem from Antiochus IV, who had defiled it, they rededicated it to the Lord. Tradition says they found only enough pure oil to light the menorah for one day, yet it burned for eight. It's a reminder that God keeps His covenant and His light can't be put out.
Yeshua kept this feast too. John 10:22–23 says, "Then came the Festival of Dedication at Jerusalem. It was winter, and Jesus was in the temple courts walking in Solomon's Colonnade." Right there at Hanukkah, He told the crowd, "I and the Father are one." He's the Light of the World, the true light the menorah points to.
Come celebrate with worship, prayer, the lighting of the menorah, and a potluck dinner. Fried foods like latkes and sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts) are preferred, in honor of the oil! It's free, no RSVP needed, and the whole family is welcome.
Messianic Hanukkah Gathering at Wilderness Tabernacle. Potluck — fried foods preferred (latkes, doughnuts, etc.). Free, no RSVP required. All welcome.
Hanukkah, the Feast of Dedication, remembers the miracle God did for the Maccabees. After a small band of faithful Jews took back the Temple in Jerusalem from Antiochus IV, who had defiled it, they rededicated it to the Lord. Tradition says they found only enough pure oil to light the menorah for one day, yet it burned for eight. It's a reminder that God keeps His covenant and His light can't be put out.
Yeshua kept this feast too. John 10:22–23 says, "Then came the Festival of Dedication at Jerusalem. It was winter, and Jesus was in the temple courts walking in Solomon's Colonnade." Right there at Hanukkah, He told the crowd, "I and the Father are one." He's the Light of the World, the true light the menorah points to.
Come celebrate with worship, prayer, the lighting of the menorah, and a potluck dinner. Fried foods like latkes and sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts) are preferred, in honor of the oil! It's free, no RSVP needed, and the whole family is welcome.
Messianic Hanukkah Gathering at Wilderness Tabernacle. Potluck — fried foods preferred (latkes, doughnuts, etc.). Free, no RSVP required. All welcome.
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405 Sperryville Pike, Culpeper, VA, United States, Virginia
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