What a typical day at the Feast looks like
Every day at the Feast is full of worship, learning, fellowship, and fun. Here's what a typical day looks like:
Separate morning prayer sessions for men and women. Start the day grounded in fellowship and prayer.
Community breakfast for those on the meal plan. Great food and warm fellowship.
Praise and worship, spontaneous prayers, scripture readings, and a spirit-filled message from Brother Mark Harris.
On your own for lunch — bring your own or cook at your campsite.
Organized activities for the whole camp — games, river activities, fellowship, and fun.
Special sessions for women and kids — crafts, games, stories, and encouragement.
Community dinner for those on the meal plan.
Evening midrash sessions, campfire fellowship, or assembly on High Sabbath days. Quiet hours begin at 10:00 PM.
From spiritual growth to outdoor adventure, there's something for everyone at the Feast.
Morning praise sessions with singing, dancing, and spontaneous prayer
Daily spirit-filled messages and scripture discussions
Tubing, kayaking, and fishing on the South Harpeth River
Volleyball, flag football, horseshoes, and outdoor games
Evening gatherings, s'mores, music, and testimonies under the stars
Sunflower field and corn maze at the retreat
Crafts, games, stories, and special children's activities
Dwell in booths together as commanded
River baptisms in the beautiful South Harpeth
Good food and great fellowship at breakfast and dinner
Sharing praise reports and uplifting stories
Heartwarming ceremonies to bless the next generation
A detailed schedule will be sent to registered attendees as Sukkot 2026 approaches.
This schedule is representative of our typical Feast celebrations. Specific times and activities may vary.
Register for Sukkot 2026