Sukkot / The Feast of Tabernacles – Celebration

The Feast of Tabernacles commemorates when God dwelled in the midst of His people in the wilderness and foreshadows the time when He will once again return to dwell with us forever. It is a week long celebration.

Join us at 10am for our annual, family sukkah-building event! We will be building & decorating our sukkah as we worship together & learn about Sukkot. Please wear something bright & colourful & bring cushions / beanbags & rugs to sit on. 

10.00 - Arrival time

12.30 - Lunch: pulled beef rolls - New York deli style with dessert to follow!

13:30 - Praise & Worship

15:00 - Games

Tickets - £8.50 for adults; £4.50 for children; £22 for a family ticket (2 adults 2 children)

The Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot in Hebrew) is a week-long celebration, giving thanks to God for His provision as the autumn harvest is gathered in. It is a happy feast when we rejoice in God's faithfulness, protection, and provision.

Interesting facts:

• Sukkot is a prophetic pointer to the time when God will ultimately dwell (tabernacle) with His people once again.
• In Israel, many build temporary shelters to remember how the Hebrew people lived for forty years in the wilderness.
• A 'lulav', made of willow, palm, and myrtle branches, is waved to the four points of the compass to symbolise God's presence everywhere.