UPDATE: Sukkoth 2006, Clover Point

• Currently, we have 98 who have confirmed, and if everyone makes it, around 105.
• **I will be editing this page as further updates develop.**
• Information on this page can, and probably will change.
• Last updated: 9/28/06
• Some of this might start looking organized, or complicated, but the main goal is to keep everything simple and delightful for everyone! Most everything will be scheduled and done by consensus.

Volunteers:

Supplies coordinator: Lisa O'Leary

CALENDAR:

Thu, Oct 5:  Arrive 2-4PM, Planning and Settling In meeting at 5:00PM Campfire singing around 7:00PM if not sooner.

Fri, Oct 6: First Day of Sukkoth, Shabbat Shabbaton. Qodesh Miqra (set apart gathering/reading) at: 2:00PM

Shab, Oct 7: Rest and Fellowship, Qodesh Miqra (set apart gathering/reading) at 2:00PM

Sun, Oct 8: Designated time for Scripture reading and discussion at meeting area around: 2:00PM

Mon, Oct 9: Designated time for Scripture reading and discussion at meeting area around: 1:00PM   

 2:00PM Young Mothers Workshop/Discussion (Judy Fisher and Lori Davis) 

Tue, Oct 10: Designated time for Scripture reading and discussion at meeting area around: 4:00PM

Bowling Night at the local Bowling Alley: 9:00PM

Wed, Oct 11: Fellowship and Activity Day, Plan on fellowship, water activities, softball, horseshoes, etc. Brethren from Clover Point, and Eldon will be gathering here today. Time: 12:00 Noon

Fun Show: 7:00PM

Thu, Oct 12: Designated time for Scripture reading and discussion at meeting area around: 2:00PM

Fri, Oct 13: Eighth Day, Last Great Day, Sheminei Atserrat, Shabbat Shabbaton.

Qodesh Miqra (set apart gathering/reading) at: 2:00PM

Shab, Oct 14: Rest and Fellowship, Qodesh Miqra (set apart gathering/reading) at 2:00PM

Sun, Oct 15: Camp Cleanup 9:00AM, Depart in morning by 11:45AM

Mon, Oct 16: Extended Camp for those following the sliver moon calendar

Tue Oct 17: Depart in AM for those following sliver moon calendar

Coordinator: Howard Parsons

Ice Chests, If you have them, bring them. Also, if you are partial to Soda, as in the past it might be a good idea to have a cooler in your area for them. Icewater, lemonade, tea and coffee will be available in the kitchen.

Suggested additional items to bring if you are able: Basketball, Frisbee, Water floats, Swim clothes, towels, Ice Chests, Horse Shoes,  outdoor lawn chairs, outdoor table.  If it gets cold - sleeping bags, jackets, small space heaters.  If you have a suggestion or question, please call or e-mail. Thanks Vicki for all your questions and suggestions!

DONT FORGET to read the information page:

http://www.waytruthlife.com/feasts/feastoftabernacles2006 

I have also posted a directions page:

http://www.waytruthlife.com/node/30

Please contact Jim Ingle, Howard Parsons, Lisa Parsons, Bob Widmer, Lisa or myself if you have any questions, suggestions, or if you have information that needs to be put up here.

If you have special needs, please contact me 417-683-6778

Thanks,

Brian

417-683-6778