Sukkot Day 1

We’d love for you to join us as we celebrate Sukkot, also known as the Festival of Tabernacles. While we are not Jewish, we love to honor the biblical feasts because of the way they draw us into worship of God, community with one another, teaching our kids, and celebrating God’s faithfulness in our lives.

Sukkot is a weeklong festival in the Bible where God’s people remembered His provision during their journey in the wilderness. We’ll gather in that same spirit of thanksgiving and joy. The evening will include:

• Dinner (Potluck Style): We’ll provide the main meat dish; please bring a side or dessert to share.
• A Short Message (5–10 minutes): A reflection on thanksgiving and God’s goodness.
• Worship & Campfire: Singing, fellowship, and celebration under the stars.
• The Sukkah: A temporary shelter reminding us of God’s presence and constant provision.

It will be a family-friendly evening of worship, joyfulness, and thanksgiving—a chance to slow down, gather together, and celebrate all that God has done.

• 5:30 PM – Arrival & Fellowship
• 6:00 PM – Message + Dinner
• 7:00 PM – Campfire & Worship
• Stay as long as you like!

Host or Publisher Guy East