We are pleased to be able to announce that we have finished negotiations for a Feast of Tabernacles site for 2024. We are truly blessed to be able to secure a beautiful and unique location in Kanab, Utah.
We will be observing Feast of Tabernacles from the evening of October 16th, 2024 through October 23rd, and the Eighth Day on October 24th. Some attending may be observing other calendars and some accommodations for the alternate calendars may be able to be made, if you let us know early enough.
We have negotiated meeting space with the Kanab Center reserving their entire ballroom space from 8 AM till 10 PM daily (October 16th -24th ). It will be the center for most of our Feast related activities, including services, meals, games and other activities. The center is currently refurbishing the building next door which contains a gymnasium, which should be completed well before we arrive and we will try to secure that for an activity as well.
Kanab Center
20 N 100 E, Kanab, UT 84741
More information for this Feast site will be updated and posted on this website as it becomes available. The Feast schedules, including services, Bible studies, teen studies, children’s classes, speakers, group meals, activities etc. will be posted as they become available.
The Kanab area hotels and public facilities each have their own policies concerning smoking and animals (service and/or pets). We are a private church and as such have adopted the following policy to best accommodate the majority of our regular members: No smoking or animals/pets of any kind will be allowed at any of our services, indoor activities, and food lines/eating areas at outdoor activities.
City of Kanab, UT.
Registration
If you are planning on attending, please register here (or send an email to admin@discipleshipcog.org) as soon as you possibly can. This will help us make proper preparations, schedules, and plans to accommodate the needs of those coming. We again will be designing and giving a free Feast of Tabernacles t-shirt to all those that register and attend this Feast site. Please indicate shirt sizes for all those attending in your group when you fill out the registration information. We will need this information by the end of summer in order to ensure we get them made in time. Unfortunately, late registrations will not be able to get the t-shirts, so please register as early as possible.
Volunteering
1 Corinthians 14:12 “So also you, since you are zealous of spiritual gifts, seek to abound for the edification of the church.” NASU
We, all together, make the Feast a pleasant and uplifting experience for each other. Each and every one of us should be able to find some way in which we can contribute to the needs of the family at God’s Feast. Please use the volunteer pages in the menu above or link here to volunteer to share your given gifts so you too may use what God has given for the edification of His body the church. You may also send an email to admin@discipleshipcog.org or include it on your registration. Activities will depend on volunteers willing to help. If you have ideas and are willing to help with them, please let us know.
1 Peter 4:7 "The end of all things is near; therefore, be of sound judgment and sober spirit for the purpose of prayer. 8 Above all, keep fervent in your love for one another, because love covers a multitude of sins. 9 Be hospitable to one another without complaint. 10 As each one has received a special gift, employ it in serving one another as good stewards of the manifold grace of God. 11 Whoever speaks, is to do so as one who is speaking the utterances of God; whoever serves is to do so as one who is serving by the strength which God supplies; so that in all things God may be glorified through Jesus Christ, to whom belongs the glory and dominion forever and ever. Amen." NASU
Donations/Offerings
We will as usual, have an offering box available throughout the Feast in the main meeting hall. Donations/offerings/tithes may be sent ahead of time to help offset our upfront Feast costs by sending a check to:
Discipleship Church of God
1001 Dream Weaver Drive
Erda, Utah 84074
Or donations may be made by Paypal or credit card online.
Any donations received designated for the Feast will only be used for the Feast.
More Information on Kanab, Utah:
The Kanab Chamber of Commerce welcomes visitors with this description: “Kanab is the commercial center of a large farming, ranching and recreational community. The city of Kanab, county seat of Kane County, is often called "Little Hollywood" because of its history as a filming location.
This town of 4,300 sits at the hub of the southwest's national parks and offers exciting vacation opportunities year-round. Kanab is located 7 miles north of the Arizona border on US-89A, and is centrally located between Las Vegas, NV, Phoenix, AZ, Albuquerque, NM, Denver, CO and Salt Lake City, UT. Kanab is surrounded by a variety of western geologic scenery ranging from coral pink cliffs and sand dunes, volcanic craters and lava flows to deep canyons, majestic mountains, and plains. The natural beauty and consistently good weather of the Kanab area has made it a popular place to visit, and a convenient hub location for trips to Zion, Bryce and Grand Canyon National Parks, Grand Staircase/Escalante National Monument and Lake Powell National Recreational Area. Other nearby national monuments and colorful state parks make Kanab a natural destination for weekend get-aways or extended vacations to experience typical "Southwestern" recreational activities.”
Weather is generally beautiful in Kanab during October, typically sunny and only averaging three days of rain for the month. Daily temperatures can be cool at night but very comfortably in the 70’s during the day, with lots of warm sunshine. If you have attended any of the Feast sites in St. George, Utah, you can expect similar weather.
A simple web search for Kanab Utah, can assist you in your planning and provide you with more details for the many family-oriented activities in the Kanab area including:
Kanab is a family friendly location rich in history and natural beauty. Geographically nestled in the middle of three major national parks: Zion (40 Miles), Bryce Canyon (77 miles), and Grand Canyon North Rim (78 miles); many national monuments including Grand Staircase – Escalante (15 miles), Pipe Springs (21 miles), Vermillion Cliffs (51 miles), Lake Powell/Glen Canyon (73 miles), and Cedar Breaks (73 miles); two state parks: Coral Pink Sand Dunes (23 miles) and Kodachrome Basin (93 miles); and a host of other geological attractions including Paria, White Pocket, The Wave, Belly of the Dragon, Sand Caves, Toadstools, Buckskin Gulch, Peek-A-Boo, Horseshoe Bend, National Forests, Jackson Flat Reservoir, historic homes, caves and even movie sets where a long list of movies have been shot over the years, giving the area the nickname “Little Hollywood”.