Keeping and celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles offers a meaningful way to remember God’s provision, faithfulness, and protection. It encourages gratitude for life’s blessings, reminds people of their dependence on God, and brings families and communities together in joyful worship. The feast also looks forward with hope to a future of peace, unity, and God’s presence among all people.

The Temple Experience is a profound event, as The Temple is a pattern demonstrating the plans and purposes of an Almighty God, bringing His creation understanding to the events of His redemptive process. Join us and consider staying for our catered lunch. There is a $10.00 lunch fee for those over 12 years off age..

Still Still Hope follows a 16‑year‑old girl named Hope, who is betrayed by someone she trusts and abducted into sex trafficking. After years of abuse and captivity, she eventually escapes and reunites with the family that never stopped searching for her. The film focuses not only on her rescue but on the difficult emotional journey that follows—reclaiming her identity, healing from trauma, and rediscovering a sense of safety and belonging. Inspired by true stories, it highlights resilience, courage, and the long road to recovery.

This will be a fun and delicious night of community and good times! If you are looking for a church with a family feel, join us on December 17th.

Christians can benefit from learning about Hanukkah because it deepens their understanding of the Jewish roots of their own faith. Hanukkah commemorates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem and God’s faithfulness to His people, themes that resonate strongly with Christian beliefs about perseverance, worship, and divine provision. By exploring Hanukkah, Christians gain insight into the historical and cultural context of Jesus, who Himself celebrated Jewish festivals, and this can enrich their appreciation of Scripture and strengthen interfaith respect.

Jesus/Yeshua was conceived during Hanukkah, which is also known as the Festival of Lights! Join us for this exciting message to discover the revelational meaning of Hanukkah

Join us For a wonderful Morning of Teaching, Dance and Worship at 10:00am, Followed by a scrumptious Thanksgiving Meal

Sunday June 1st at 10:00 am will start the Celebration of Shavu’ot or Pentecost with “The Temple Experience!”  This event will be a great memorial to you as you will go through the “Temple Stations” as a pattern of what Yahweh/Yeshua gave to Moses.  We will celebrate the Second Greatest Event known to man – The Giving of the Torah and then The Empowering of The Holy Spirit to live by HIS Ways. 

The people came to The Temple to approach HIS Presence to find forgiveness, cleansing, grace, hope, direction, and HIS Teaching and Instruction – The Way, The Truth, and The Life – The Torah – The Incarnate Torah – Yeshua!!  Yeshua, The Living Word came to make available to us HIS Covenants of Promise, as we were strangers to HIS Promises.  The Temple was HIS Dwelling Place.

Join us for a great meal and great conversation. This is a faith building and mentoring get together !

Enjoy the friendships built and the deeper walk with Yeshua!