NW Washington Sukkot 2018

Make your plans now to celebrate this year's Feast at Black Lake!

"And many peoples will come and say, 'Come, let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, To the house of the God of Jacob; That He may teach us concerning His ways And that we may walk in His paths.' For the law will go forth from Zion And the word of the LORD from Jerusalem." Isaiah 2:3

Feast Dates 9/23 to 10/1/2018

Location of Services

We will be meeting at Black Lake Bible Camp, 6521 Fairview Rd SW Olympia WA 98512.

The Theme of this year's Feast is 'Jerusalem, the Capital of God's Kingdom on Earth.' The teachings and breakout sessions will focus on this theme as well as the future Millennium.

“…they shall call Jerusalem the throne of the Lord; and all nations shall be gathered unto it; neither shall they walk any more after the imagination of their evil heart.” Jeremiah 3:17

“…and the LORD shall reign over them in mount Zion from henceforth, even for ever. And thou, O tower of the flock, the strong hold of the daughter of Zion, unto thee shall it come, even the first dominion; the kingdom shall come to the daughter of Jerusalem.” Micah 4:7-8

Not only will delicious 'physical food' (biblically kosher) be offered, but a full Buffet of 'spiritual food' as well. Mornings will be filled with prayer, breakout sessions and dance workshops, as well as children's activities. On the afternoon of the High Days and the weekly Sabbath there will be a Worship Service, including a teaching, held in the 'Tabernacle' building at Black Lake Bible Camp, a 300 seat auditorium. The rest of the week, there will be ample time to enjoy what the camp has to offer. Evenings will bring special presentations from Jerusalem/Israel, Israeli Dance, as well as a time to share your musical talents in a community worship jam. So, practice your songs and bring your instruments. The highlight of the week is a Saturday night Variety Show. Everyone, young and old, is encouraged to prepare a skit, a song, a poem, etc. to present during this time.

Site Summary

Come rejoice and celebrate the 2018 Feast of Tabernacles and Shemini Atzeret with us in the beautiful Black Lake Bible Camp in Olympia, WA, nestled on 50 acres along the shore of Black Lake.
If you want to keep the Feast and enjoy fellowship with like minded mishpochah 'family' who desire to grow deeper in their understanding about this Moed 'appointed time' (Lev 23:33-44) and how it applies to our lives, and build lasting friendships, then join us!
This 8 day observance is a family friendly event, which will include more than enough activites to fill your days, such as:

Worship Services and Breakout sessions
Interactive Bible Studies
Children's activities
Praise & Worship
Davidic Dance & Israeli Dance Instruction
Variety Show
Table tennis
Disc Golf or 18 hole Miniature Golf
Israeli Gaga Ball (like dodgeball)
Hiking & Biking
Swimming in the Black Lake

Or simply relax in the fellowship lounge, or sing around the camp fire the tunes we all remember well.

Make your plans now to celebrate this year's Feast at Black Lake!

Accommodations

We have reserved the Lakeside Lodge, motel style building and nearby cabins, all with private bathrooms. The cost for 8 nights and 25 meals is $383/person for 9 years and up. For children 3-8 years the cost is $193/child. Under 3, there is no charge. A limited number of RV and tent spaces are available at $9/night. For those who camp or stay offsite, the cost of meals for adults is $10/each and $6/each for children 3-8 years old. Under 3 there is no charge.

For those who stay offsite there will be a $5 'Day Use Fee'.

There are several motels within a 5 mile radius of the camp. The two closest are Motel 6, which is 2 miles away charging $65/night and an Extended Stay America, which is 2.6 miles away charging $85/night, however, you will need to make your own reservations for those.

Area Attractions

Tumwater Falls Park & Tumwater Historical Park meet at Tumwater Falls on the Deschutes River. Take a quarter mile walk on either side of the river to the lower falls. See salmon fish ladders built along the river’s edge, where Chinook & Coho move upstream to the fish hatchery in October and early November. Enjoy the woods and marshlands, the birds and wildlife and a view of the historic brick brew house, built in 1906.

Percival Landing Park stands on the site of the old Percival family dock. Built by the City of Olympia in 1977, it offers fabulous harbor views, extensive public artwork and historical markers that detail the city’s maritime past.

At Priest Point Park, just two miles from downtown Olympia, you can still get a glimpse of what the land looked like before outside settlers came. Dark green woods, dripping with moss, still encircle a hidden cove and blanket the banks of Budd Inlet as they have for thousands of years.

Registration and Contact Information

We encourage everyone to register as soon as possible to reserve accommodations. You can do this either below or by emailing the Registrar/Housing Coordinator, Peter Bissinger (messag4p@gmail.com), for more information and a registration form which is to be completed and returned, along with a deposit of 10% of the total balance.

You will need to make full payment by the 15th of September and we encourage everyone to make monthly installments. Also if you have extra funds you would like to donate for those who need assistance in coming to the Feast, please mark your payments as such.

Make your checks payable to Congregation Beth El, (marked 'Sukkot 2018'), and mail to:

Congregation Beth El, 2095 SE Cedar Rd, Port Orchard, WA 98367

If you need financial assistance or to speak with the Registrar, please email him at messag4p@gmail with your phone number or call 360-275-6466 and leave a message and we will call you back.