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Speak to the children of Israel, and say to them, “The appointed times of Yahweh, which you are to proclaim as set-apart gatherings, My appointed times are these . . .” Leviticus 23:2

Cover the County Prayer

4th Thursday of every month 12:00pm - 1:30pm

BIBLICAL FEAST DAYS 2026

(Biblical Year 5786)

Passover (Thursday, April 2nd - a Sabbath) - We will hold our annual Passover Seder (say-der). Please see the event listing below for information.

Week of Unleavened (Friday, April 3rd - 9th) - For the week following Passover, God instructs us to eat unleavened bread every day, and not eat leavened (bread with yeast) bread.

First Fruits (Sunday, April 5th - a Sabbath) - The 1st day (Sunday) after unleavened we are commanded to bring an offering of the first of our Spring harvest. What is the harvest (fruit) in your life? What can you bring to honor God and thank Him for the blessings you have experienced?

Counting of the Omer (April 5th - May 23rd) - We are instructed to count the 7 weeks following First Fruits to Shavuot. Traditionally, we mark each day by reading a few verses from Psalm 118.

Shavuot (Sunday, May 24th - a Sabbath) - Beit Lechem holds an outdoor service and luncheon on our property.

YOM TERUAH: (Saturday, September 12th) - Day of Trumpets "Dunk N' Dine" at Beit Lechem (Mikveh in the Colorado River and chili dinner to follow) on Friday September 11th, 5:30pm

YOM KIPPUR: (Monday, September 21st - a Sabbath) - Day of Atonement service at Beit Lechem on September 21st, 3pm

SUKKOT (September 26th through October 2nd - 1st Day is a Sabbath) - Feast of Tabernacles at Beit Lechem

Shemini Atzeret (Saturday, October 3rd - a Sabbath) - Although this is the day after the 7 days of Sukkot, it is often thought of as the 8th Day of Sukkot, and we will hold a service at Beit Lechem to reflect on God’s blessings during Sukkot .

Yom Kippur - The Wedding
Join Us on Monday, September 21st @ 3pm

Sundown on Sunday evening, September 20th through Monday evening, September 21st

This is the day we celebrate and renew our relationship with God and each other. It’s a time of self-examination of vows made throughout the year, renouncing the bad ones, and reaffirming the good ones.

For some, it is the beginning of their walk with God, for others it is a time of renewal. Come celebrate this day with us and experience the blessings that follow in your life. Most of us will spend this day fasting and in prayer.

Please join us at our special 3pm service time on Sabbath. After the service we will break the fast together with dinner.

Traditionally, many people wear white to symbolize the renewed purity as the Bride of Messiah, but whether you choose to wear white or not, please come join us, ready to meet with God and be renewed.

Sukkot-Feast of Tabernacles

Sundown Friday, September 25th
through
Sundown Saturday, October 3rd, 2026 (8 days)

SHEMINI ATZERET – 8TH DAY OF ASSEMBLY Sundown, Friday, October 2nd – Sundown, Saturday, October 3rd

For 8 days, we will press-in to God and each other. Both the first and last days of Sukkot are Biblical Sabbaths. This year, these days also fall on the weekly Sabbath, and coincide with our weekly Sabbath gatherings.

• Camp out together (Beit Lechem Congregants)

• Share meals

• Engage in special teachings

• Participate in fun events

• Honeymoon with God - Grow and Deepen our spiritual relationship with Him and each other.

If you would like to celebrate Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) with Beit Lechem, please click the “Sign Me Up,” button below. Overnight camping is for Beit Lechem congregants. If you are NOT a regular attendee of Beit Lechem, we would still like to have you join us for our morning and evening services. Meals are extra. Please see the “Sukkot Program” button below.

For those who have already registered, please also visit our page for signing up for a specific day and task for helping out so our event runs smoothly. We ask that everyone take a turn at helping with meal prep or cleaning. Your registration is not fully completed until you have signed up to help. Thank you.

Leviticus 23:33-43 Yahweh said to Moshe (Moses), “Tell the people of Isra’el, ‘On the fifteenth day of this seventh month is the feast of Sukkot for seven days to Yahweh. On the first day there is to be a holy convocation; do not do any kind of ordinary work. For seven days you are to bring an offering made by fire to Yahweh; on the eighth day you are to have a holy convocation and bring an offering made by fire to Yahweh; it is a day of public assembly; do not do any kind of ordinary work.’

‘These are the designated times of Yahweh that you are to proclaim as holy convocations and bring an offering made by fire to Yahweh — a burnt offering, a grain offering, a sacrifice and drink offerings, each on its own day — besides the Shabbats (Sabbaths) of Yahweh, your gifts, all your vows and all your voluntary offerings that you give to Yahweh.’

‘But on the fifteenth day of the seventh month, when you have gathered the produce of the land, you are to observe the festival of Yahweh seven days; the first day is to be a complete rest and the eighth day is to be a complete rest. On the first day you are to take choice fruit, palm fronds, thick branches and river-willows, and celebrate in the presence of Yahweh your God for seven days. You are to observe it as a feast to Yahweh seven days in the year; it is a permanent regulation, generation after generation; keep it in the seventh month. You are to live in sukkot (tents/booths - plural) for seven days; every citizen of Isra’el is to live in a sukkah (tent/booth - singular), so that generation after generation of you will know that I made the people of Isra’el live in sukkot when I brought them out of the land of Egypt; I am Yahweh your God.’”

Shemini Atzeret / Simchat Torah

The 8th Day of Sukkot - New Beginnings
Sundown on Friday, October 2nd through Sundown Saturday, October 3rd

The first and last day of Sukkot are designated as sabbaths. This year, these days also fall on the weekly Sabbaths, so these are double Sabbaths.

This is the day to commit to waking in the new life and teachings you experienced in Sukkot. The Torah reading cycle and feast days start again, and it is a chance for us all to commit to new beginnings.

John 7:37–39 On the last and greatest day of the Feast (Sukkot), Yeshua stood up and cried out loudly, “If anyone is thirsty, let him come to Me and drink. Whoever believes in Me, as the Scripture says, ‘out of his innermost being will flow rivers of living water.’ ”
Now He said this about the Ruach (Holy Spirit), whom those who trusted in Him were going to receive; for the Ruach was not yet given, since Yeshua was not yet glorified.

Don’t miss out on the last and greatest day of Sukkot! God promises to meet with us on His feast days, and this, the Greatest Day of Sukkot is one where you can expect a mighty outpouring.