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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 2026-7

(Biblical Year 5787)

Passover (Thursday, April 22nd - a Sabbath, starts at sundown on the 21st) - God instructs us to remember and teach our children, generation after generation, about delivering us (His natural and adopted children’s ancestors) from slavery. Has God delivered you from the slavery of sin and death? We will hold our annual Passover Seder (say-der). Please check back for service information.

Week of Unleavened (Friday, April 23nd - 28th) - For one week starting with Passover, God instructs us to eat unleavened bread (without yeast) every day, and not eat leavened bread (containing yeast).

First Fruits (Sunday, April 25th - 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 25th - June 12th) - 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, June 13th - a Sabbath) - Beit Lechem holds an outdoor service and luncheon on our property.

YOM TERUAH: (Saturday, October 2nd) - Feast of Trumpets. God instructs us to blow trumpets/shofars, practicing and listening for the last trump. We will hold our annual "Dunk N' Dine" at Beit Lechem (Mikveh in the Colorado River and chili dinner to follow) on Saturday, September 2nd, 5:30pm

YOM KIPPUR: (Monday, October 12th - a Sabbath) - Day of Atonement. A service will be held at Beit Lechem @3pm

SUKKOT (October 16th through 22nd - 1st Day is a Sabbath) - Feast of Tabernacles at Beit Lechem

Shemini Atzeret (Saturday, October 23rd - 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 .