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SUKKOT 2024

OBSERVANCE DATES: 

OCT 17TH - OCT 25TH 2024


HELD AT HAGAN STONE PARK

 PLEASANT GARDENS, N.C.


Experience the beauty of true fellowship, explosive worship and transformation! Sing and dance like never before as we celebrate Yahuah's moedim! HalleluYAH!!!



What is SUKKOT?

The Feast: Sukkot

Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Tabernacles, is the only holiday that really encompasses two holidays: Seven days of Sukkot and one day of Shemini Atzeret [upon which we celebrate Simchat Torah]. Sukkot begins just five days after Yom Kippur. Sukkot has the greatest number of unique mitzvot to fulfill on the holiday.


Prophetically, Sukkot/Tabernacles points to the millennial reign of Yahusha while also looking back to the Israelites post-Exodus journey through the wilderness, and commemorates what many believe to be the actual time of Messiah’s birth.  So as we assemble to honor Yahuah and our King as a Kingdom of Priests (Exodus 19:6. 1 Peter 2:9, Revelation 1:6), we will truly seek to manifest Heaven on Earth, all bringing our best and serving others with our gifts…the organic Ecclesia in action!

In Hebrew, the word for a single shelter is a sukkah—plural sukkot—so the holiday was called Sukkot in Hebrew. (Pronounced “sue-COTE”.) Every year the Great Awakening get to stay outdoors with our family in a shelter (sukkah) you build and be reminded that all of life is temporary, but that you are heading toward the Promised Land.

The Importance of SUKKOT

(Did you know that Yahusha, whom the world call Jesus, celebrated the Festival of Tabernacles? Read about it in John 7.)

Leviticus 23:40-42

“40 And ye shall take you on the first day (of Sukkot) the boughs of goodly trees (Etrog/citron), branches of palm trees (lulav), and the boughs of thick trees (myrtle), and willows of the brook; and ye shall rejoice before the YHVH seven days. 41 And ye shall keep it a feast unto YHVH seven days in the year. It shall be a statute for ever in your generations: ye shall celebrate it in the seventh month. 42 Ye shall dwell in booths seven days; all that are Israelites born shall dwell in booths:

Let's examine the words, “rejoice” and “celebrate”. Rejoice (Hebrew word sa’mach) means to be glad, joyful, filled with joy and excitement. Celebrate (Hebrew word kh’gag’) means to Dance, stagger, reel to and fro; to become giddy (as a drunkard), lightheaded, GaGa. This is what we were commanded to do for 7 days, PARTY!! We will have Feasts and Speakers every night at 6pm during Sukkot.

Numbers 29:12

“And on the fifteenth day of the seventh month ye shall have an holy convocation; ye shall do no servile work, and ye shall keep a feast (Sukkot) unto YHVH  seven days:”

Numbers 29:35

“On the eighth day ye shall have a solemn assembly: ye shall do no servile work therein:”

What is it about?
During this feast the children of Israel remember how they dwelt in tabernacles in the wilderness for forty years. They were to go and make booths and to dwell therein for seven days feasting and giving thanks to Most High for bringing them out of Egypt. The first and the eighth day were to be Holy Convocations.

How do we celebrate it?
We celebrate this feast by not doing any servile work on the 1st or 8th day of the feast and having holy Convocations in which we come together with worship service and feast. Most of the Holy Days are observed in local congregations, with the exception of Feast of Tabernacles and the Last Great Day. The Great Awakening Assemblies will gather in tents or cabins is a similar type of temporary dwelling/tabernacle today as our forefathers did. We observe this main festival season of the year with nightly worship services, including those days that are not annual or weekly Sabbaths. This festival is also a time of great spiritual and physical enjoyment and includes programs for families, seniors, teens and young adults.

(Did you know that Yahusha, whom the world call Jesus, celebrated the Festival of Tabernacles? Read about it in John 7.)

Leviticus 23:40-42:

“40 And ye shall take you on the first day (of Sukkot) the boughs of goodly trees (Etrog/citron), branches of palm trees (lulav), and the boughs of thick trees (myrtle), and willows of the brook; and ye shall rejoice before the YHVH seven days. 41 And ye shall keep it a feast unto YHVH seven days in the year. It shall be a statute for ever in your generations: ye shall celebrate it in the seventh month. 42 Ye shall dwell in booths seven days; all that are Israelites born shall dwell in booths:

Let's examine the words, “rejoice” and “celebrate”. Rejoice (Hebrew word sa’mach) means to be glad, joyful, filled with joy and excitement. Celebrate (Hebrew word kh’gag’) means to Dance, stagger, reel to and fro; to become giddy (as a drunkard), lightheaded, GaGa. This is what we were commanded to do for 7 days, PARTY!! We will have Feasts and Speakers every night at 6pm during Sukkot.


Numbers 29:12

“And on the fifteenth day of the seventh month ye shall have an holy convocation; ye shall do no servile work, and ye shall keep a feast (Sukkot) unto YHVH  seven days:”


Numbers 29:35

“On the eighth day ye shall have a solemn assembly: ye shall do no servile work therein:”

What is it about?


During this feast the children of Israel remember how they dwelt in tabernacles in the wilderness for forty years. They were to go and make booths and to dwell therein for seven days feasting and giving thanks to Most High for bringing them out of Egypt. The first and the eighth day were to be Holy Convocations.


How do we celebrate it? We celebrate this feast by not doing any servile work on the 1st or 8th day of the feast and having holy Convocations in which we come together with worship service and feast. Most of the Holy Days are observed in local congregations, with the exception of Feast of Tabernacles and the Last Great Day. The Great Awakening Assemblies will gather in tents or cabins is a similar type of temporary dwelling/tabernacle today as our forefathers did. We observe this main festival season of the year with nightly worship services, including those days that are not annual or weekly Sabbaths. This festival is also a time of great spiritual and physical enjoyment and includes programs for families, seniors, teens and young adults.

SUKKAH

(Sukkahs = Temporary Dwellings)13 “You shall keep the Feast of Sukkot seven days, when you have gathered in the produce from your threshing floor and your winepress.14 You shall rejoice in your feast, you and your son and your daughter, your male servant and your female servant, the Levite, the sojourner, the fatherless, and the widow who are within your towns. 15 For seven days you shall keep the feast to YHVH your Elohim at the place that YAHUAH will choose, because  YAHUAH your Elohim will bless you in all your produce and in all the work of your hands, so that you will be altogether joyful.16 “Three times a year all your males shall appear before YAHUAH your Elohim at the place that he will choose: at the Feast of Matzot, at the Feast of Shavuot, and at the Feast of Sukkot. They shall not appear before YAHUAH empty-handed. 17 Every man shall give as he is able, according to the blessing of YAHUAH your Elohim that he has given you..

WAVING OF THE LULAV

1.  The lulav (palm)(date tree frond), which has a sweet taste (dates) but no particular smell, represents the Jewish scholar, who dedicated to internalizing knowledge (taste) but does not distinguish himself by his good deeds.

2.  The hadas (myrtle branch), which has a pleasant smell and no taste, represents the one who is outstanding in his performance of good deeds, which positively affect one’s environment - like a “good smell”, but lacks outstanding Torah scholarship.

3.  The etrog (citrus fruit), which has both a good taste and a good smell, represents one that excels both in Torah study as well as in good deeds.

4.  The aravah / aravot (willow branch), which has no special smell or taste, represents the person who does not excel in either one of the aforementioned qualities.

Palm — because it is written (Psalms 92:13): ‘The righteous bloom like a date palm.’

Myrtle — because it is written (Zechariah 1:8): ‘And he stood among the myrtle-trees.’

Etrog — because it is written (Psalms 104: 1): ‘You are clothed in glory and majesty.’ (The word translated as majesty is hadar. In the Torah (Leviticus 23:40), the etrog is called the fruit of the goodly tree.  The same Hebrew word, hadar, is used in that context to mean goodly.)

Willow — because it is written (Psalms 68:5): ‘Extol Him who rides on the clouds [aravot], YAHUAH is His name.’


REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED!

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CAMPSITE CAPACITY

IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO CAMP AT THE CAMPSITE, PLEASE REGISTER IN A TIMELY MANNER BECAUSE THERE IS A CAPACITY CUT-OFF. IF YOU WAIT CLOSER TO THE DEADLINE REGISTRATION DATE, THERE IS A POSSIBILITY THAT SPACE WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE.


IF THAT CAPACITY HAS BEEN REACHED, THEN YOUR NEXT OPTION IS TO BOOK AT A HOTEL LISTED BELOW, OR IF YOU HAVE A HOTEL OR AIRBNB PREFERENCE YOU MAY BOOK AT YOUR DISCRETION.


HOTEL LISTED BELOW IS A DISCOUNTED RATE AND DOES HAVE A BOOKING DEADLINE. PLEASE READ HOTEL INFORMATION DOWN BELOW.

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RV SITE

For those who are deciding to drive your RV's, You are responsible to call and make YOUR OWN RESERVATIONS prior to the dates you will be attending Sukkot. You are NOT ALLOWED to drive up and set up your RV the date of arrival without reservations. AGAIN! You are NOT ALLOWED to setup your RV without reservations. You must make sure there is availability. Your RV is NOT ALLOWED ON THE TENT SITE (Group 1 & 2). You MUST keep your RV on the RV Site. It is located adjacent to the campsite. You may call Hagan Stone park directly to make your reservation at 336.641.2090.

EMAIL NOTIFICATIONS


YOU WILL RECEIVE YOUR DETAILED INFORMATION ONCE YOU HAVE REGISTERED FOR SUKKOT 2024. CHECK YOUR EMAIL PERIODICALLY

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REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED

REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

  • CORPORATEPRAYER              
  • WAVING OF THE LULAV    
  • SUKKAH BUILDING   
  • SHOFAR WORSHIP       
  • OUTDOOR COOKOUT   
  • FAMILY ACTIVITIES
  • CAMPGROUND STAY   
  • SHABBAT WORSHIP /INDOOR EVENT CENTER      
  • BONFIRE       
  • OUTDOOR WORSHIP  
  • HIKING TRAILS, PONDS FOR FISHING, PLAYGROUNDS
  • WORKSHOP TEACHINGS
  • PREPARED LUNCH & DINNER (SPECIFIED DAYS)

Refund Policy

*Regretfully, no refunds will be given on this event. All monies received are allocated to any incurrred cost for the feast.

SUKKAH SETUP GUIDELINES

PLEASE READ THOROUGHLY

NOTE: FOR THOSE WHO ARE DWELLING IN TENTS, YOU MUST SETUP DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS. 


PLEASE PLAN YOUR TRAVEL (ARRIVAL) TIME ACCORDINGLY.


PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! NEW REGISTRATION WILL NOT BE TAKEN AT THE CAMPSITE-(REGISTRATION MUST BE DONE ONLINE AND BY THE DEADLINE).

There will be a registration tent setup at the campsite which you will be checked in, receive assigned group site and registrant packet, which includes your itinerary of the week and other items. Once you arrive at Hagan Stone Park, go DIRECTLY to Group sites 1 & 2. (THERE IS NO NEED TO STOP AND CHECK-IN AT PARK OFFICE). 


If you arriving on the First Day of Sukkot (Thursday) October 17th, check-in will begin at 4pm  AT THE GROUP SITES 1 & 2. 


Any other day arrivals during the week of Sukkot please come directly to Group sites 1 & 2 to check-in with registration staff.


Those who will check-in a hotel, check-in according to your hotel time. When visiting the campsite for fellowship and activities, you will need to check-in with the registration tent to pick up your registration packet, which includes your itinerary of the week.


BATHHOUSE LOCATED ON PARK PREMISES (INCLUDE SHOWER AND BATHROOM ACCESS) LOCATED ON MAP. LOOK FOR THE SHOWER ICON ON THE MAP.


Please see the layout of the park, by clicking map links below:

(please print out a copy of the map).


Click on link for map closer view of park:

https://www.guilfordcountync.gov/our-county/county-parks/camping/hagan-stone-campsites

Click here for further view of park:

https://www.guilfordcountync.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/166/636620168620200000


GROCERY STORE - 8 MINUTES AWAY FROM PARK

Food Lion, 4620 Woody Mill Rd A, Greensboro, NC 27406


Once park closes, all camping guests who will be dwelling in their tents must remain inside the campground area and refrain from venturing to other areas of the park. This includes, but is not limited to: trails, fishing areas, the aquatic center, open spaces and roadways.


Guests will continue to be allowed to enter and exit the park by vehicle only.



IMPORTANT hotel information BELOW

Please read thoroughly

DURING THE WEEK OF SUKKOT THERE IS A NATIONAL EVENT CALLED FURNITURE MARKET WEEK. THIS IS A NATIONAL EVENT THAT AFFECTS THE HOTEL RATES FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS IN NORTH CAROLINA:


GREESNBORO/ARCHDALE/HIGH POINT/RALEIGH-DURHAM/THOMASVILLE AREA. 


HOTEL RATES PER NIGHT START IN THE MID $200 TO $300 AND CAN GO UP TO $400 PER  NIGHT.


(NOTE): THE HOTELS THAT WE WOULD HAVE SECURED THAT ARE CLOSER TO THE PARK SITE ARE LOCATED IN HIGHPOINT/ARCHDALE, N.C (FOR THOSE TRAVELING FROM THE SOUTHERN REGION)  IS 20 TO 25 MINS OUT. 


(NOTE):THE HOTELS THAT WE WOULD HAVE SECURED THAT ARE CLOSER TO THE PARK SITE ARE LOCATED IN GREENSBORO, N.C. (FOR THOSE TRAVELING FROM THE MIDWEST & EAST NORTH CENTRAL REGION)  IS 20 TO 25 MINS OUT.


HERE ARE THEIR GOING RATES FOR THE HIGHPOINT/ARCHDALE AREA DURING THE DATES OF SUKKOT:


HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS $312 PER NIGHT

HAMPTON INN: $344 PER NIGHT

FAIFIELD INN: NO AVAILABILITY

COMFORT INN: NO AVAILABILITY


HERE ARE THEIR GOING RATES FOR THE GREENSBORO AREA DURING THE DATES OF SUKKOT:


HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS $271 PER NIGHT

HAMPTON INN: $250 PER NIGHT

FAIFIELD INN: $196 PER NIGHT



THEREFORE, WE HAD TO SEARCH FARTHER OUT FOR BETTER RATES. THE TWO HOTELS LISTED BELOW ARE APPROXIMATELY 40 MINS OUT FROM THE PARK. 


HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES ARE FOR THOSE WHO ARE TRAVELING FROM THE LOWER SOUTHERN REGION. 


LAQUINTA INN & SUITES-WINSTON-SALEM ARE FOR THOSE WHO ARE TRAVELING FROM THE MIDWESTERN & EAST NORTH CENTRAL REGION.


IF YOU HAVE SOME TYPE OF HONORS/REWARDS ACCOUNT WITH A PARTICULAR HOTEL, OR WOULD LIKE TO BOOK THROUGH A THIRD-PARTY  WHICH WILL GIVE YOU A BETTER RATE, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO BOOK THROUGH THEM.


YOU MAY ALSO LOOK INTO AIRBNB ACCOMMODATIONS THAT MIGHT BE COST EFFECTIVE.

holiday inn express & suites-deadline to book 9/17/24

125 Marriott Circle, Salisbury,N.C. - PH:704-314-4100

DEADLINE TO BOOK YOUR HOTEL STAY IS 9/17/24 

  

  •  King Standard                
  •  Two bed Queen Standard                 
  • $139 + tax (per room). This rate will include:
  • hot breakfast buffet for each guest
  • complimentary parking
  • high speed internet 
  • fitness center & more





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LAQUINTA INN & SUITES BY WYNDHAM WINTON-SALEM

2020 GRIFFITH RD, WINTON-SALEM,N.C. - PH:336-499-5646

DEADLINE TO BOOK YOUR HOTEL STAY BY 9/26/24 BY 3PM

 

  •   King Standard                
     Two bed Queen Standard                 
  • $129 + tax (per room). This rate will include:
  • hot breakfast buffet for each guest
  • access to our 24hr gym
  • access to pool
  •  internet              




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