EVENTS PAST, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread 2009    The Passover Memorial was held on Thursday evening, April 9, 2009, commencing at 7:30 PM. The Memorial is a solemn occasion. It was attended by approximately 80 people, began with a meal and then proceeded to the taking of the emblems and washing of each other's feet.  You may learn more about Passover by reading our booklet, Passover - A Day to Remember.    The Memorial service took place in our dining hall, officiated by Elder and Pastor George Garner.  All were attentive as he read the words of our loving Messiah Yahshua as recorded in the New Covenant.  The dinner was a delicious matzos ball soup and salad prepared with love by some of the sisters in the faith.    The Feast of Unleavened Bread was held from April 11 through April 17.     We had several baptisms just a few days prior to Passover--it is always exciting to see new brothers and sisters immersed in His Almighty Name! There were over 100 folks present for the High Days and a record number of folks stayed on the campground premises for all or part of the entire week.      There were activities scheduled every day which were very well-attended. They included daily meals, followed by Bible Studies conducted by deacons and elders in the Assembly; a walk on the Katy Trail (even a little bit of cave-investigating by some of the more ambitious!); a Pie Walk for charity; and a cookout of delicious chicken. We could not give a report without mentioning the "late-night" crew who spent half the night engrossed in scriptural studies!      What a blessing to be able to enjoy His days and times with brethren in the Faith! We now have pictures online from this year's Feast. Click here to view.      We pray that all who read this had a blessed Feast of Unleavened Bread and, should you desire more information on the Special Days given to us by our Heavenly Father, please go to our Literature page (click here).  Feel free to e-mail us with any question by clicking here. HalleluYah!