A year lit like a menorah
Leviticus 23 sets out seven feasts — seven appointed times to stop and meet with God. Yeshua kept every one. Each flame below is a feast; the peach flame is the next one coming. Choose a flame to explore it.
Pesach (Passover)
Passover remembers the night God freed Israel from slavery in Egypt — a lamb, a hurried meal, and a door marked for deliverance. It is retold every year around a table, with food, questions, and children interrupting.
Yeshua’s last supper was a Passover meal, and the earliest believers called him “our Passover lamb” (1 Corinthians 5:7). Our community seder is open to everyone.
Details for our next Passover gathering will be posted closer to the date. In the meantime, you’re welcome any Shabbat.
Plan a visitThe seven biblical feasts
The biblical feasts tell the story of Messiah — past, present, and future. They are rehearsals of redemption, invitations to rest, and reminders of God’s faithfulness.
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Pesach (Passover)
Redemption through the Lamb — fulfilled in Yeshua’s sacrifice.
Thursday 22 April 2027 (begins the evening before) - 2
Matzot (Unleavened Bread)
Leaving the old life behind. Yeshua’s resurrection — the firstfruits of new creation.
22 to 28 April 2027, with Firstfruits on Sunday 25 April - 3
Shavuot (Pentecost)
The giving of Torah and the giving of the Spirit.
Friday 11 June 2027 (begins the evening before) - 4
Yom Teruah (Trumpets)
Awakening, repentance, and the future return of Messiah.
Saturday 2 October 2027 (begins the evening before) - 5
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)
A day of humility, forgiveness, and restoration.
Monday 11 October 2027 (begins the evening before) - 6
Sukkot (Tabernacles)
Joy, hospitality, and the hope of God dwelling with us.
16 to 22 October 2027 (begins the evening before) - 7
Sh’mini Atzeret (The Eighth Day)
New beginnings.
Saturday 23 October 2027 (begins the evening before)