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Coming in October: Feast of Tabernacles 2011

Feast 2011 Features

  • Larger Venue (DoubleTree)
  • Many Restaurants Nearby
  • Full Breakfast Included with Room
  • Special Rates Negotiated
  • Services Held at Hotel
  • Excellent Speaker Roster
  • Dinner/Dance
  • Game Night
  • Bible Studies
  • Close to Airport
  • Bowling & Billiard Night
  • Senior Luncheon
  • One ‘Free’ Day
  • October 12 7:30 pm welcome/opener - October 20 (LGD)

Call or email us to be added to our initial mailing list.


Remembering Feast of Tabernacles 2010

The Brethren of the Christian Church of God in Grand Junction, Colorado have enjoyed hosting the Feast of Tabernacles for ten years now. In the first years, when our former leadership was abandoning Feast-keeping, our hope was to provide a place for the rest of us to follow God's Sabbath-keeping commands (Lev. 23). Since then our Feasts have continued each year, Feasts where brethren can grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord.

Again in 2010, the Feast will be held at the Wine Country Inn in Palisade, Colorado. This is a first rate hotel, allowing attendees to stay in the same facility where services are held. This eliminates the need to 'commute' to services. It also saves the trouble of finding a breakfast before services, as the hotel includes a top quality full breakfast buffet with each night’s stay. Reduced rates are available to attendees. Advance registration and reservations are highly recommended. Contact us for an information and registration packet, or see below for downloadable items.

Autumn Colorado River Scene

After that first Feast in 2000, we came to realize that we had to disassociate from the WCG in order to continue following God's instructions and the lead of the Holy Spirit. We have become an independent Church of God congregation since 2002. As a result, we are able to invite all brethren who are called to God's truth and purpose to join us for Feast-keeping. (See our Statement of Beliefs below.)

Invited speakers base their messages on the abundant scriptures which reveal the plan our awesome God has for the salvation of mankind.

2009 Mica Mine Hikers

It seems that each year, keeping the Feast advances our understanding of Scripture. And where else is it possible to enjoy fellowship, spiritual conversation and the fat of the land all at once! Only at God's appointed Feasts. Many come to Grand Junction every year. We just love to provide the best Feast experience we can for every attendee. If you decide to join us, expect that atmosphere of brotherly love spoken of in 1Pet. 1:22 “you have purified your souls in obeying the truth through the Spirit in sincere love of the brethren, love one another fervently with a pure heart,...”

The town of Palisade is located 10 miles east of Grand Junction on Interstate-70. The Grand Junction airport (GJT) terminates direct flights from Dallas, Salt Lake and Phoenix. Amtrak and Greyhound also offer service into Grand Junction. We'll pick you up from the terminal if you like! You may do just fine without a car rental. View this video about the area presented by the Wine Country Inn.

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Average high temperature in late September: 76°F.  from weather.com

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2010 Preliminary Activity Schedule:

Opening Night Wednesday Evening
September 22
Short Welcoming Service

Greet your friends.
Behold, how good and how pleasant it is For brethren to dwell together in unity!

Psalm 133
First Day Thursday
September 23
AM service - High Day Sermon and Offering
Day Two Friday
September 24
AM service - Sermon
Afternoon Barbecue and Pool Party - our treat
Evening Bible Study
Day Three Saturday
September 25
AM Sabbath service
Day Four Sunday
September 26
AM service - Sermon
Autumn Color tour at Powderhorn Mountain - $10, under 10, $5
Evening Dinner-Dance (this year it's a ‘sock-hop’)- Dinner reduced cost, dance no cost
Day Five Monday
September 27
Free Day
No Services
Choose among several group activities
Day Six Tuesday
September 28
AM service Sermon
Afternoon activities
Day Seven Wednesday
September 29
AM service Sermon
Senior Luncheon - no cost
Youth Activities
Evening Bible study
Eighth Day Thursday
September 30
AM service - High Day Sermon
Farewell- 'till we meet again

Want to have the Feast 2010 info packet which includes a registration form? Email us at feast@ccofgod.org or call us at 970 866 0748(toll free). We'll mail you one.


Wine Country Inn
Wine Country Inn - Click image for more
Palisade Scene
Palisade Scene - Click image for more
Colorado Scene
Colorado Scene
SERMONS from the FEAST of TABERNACLES 2010
CLICK TITLE TO HEAR OR DOWNLOAD ABSTRACT SPEAKER DATE
2010
Fellowship at the Feast. Fellowshpping at the feast is enjoyable but it is also an important tool for bringing the brethren together in christian love and concern. Ken Miles 9/22
Why Are we Keeping the Feast? It is not just for our enjoyment. It is because we are called to learn from God's holy days. An so we will be helpful servants for the people in the Millennium. Gerald Steenport 9/23
The Most Important Words You Will Ever Hear Who's words - what will they be? Matt Corey 9/24
Our Role in the Coming Kingdom of God. It is important to be learning and growing in the knowledge now for preparation to be a teacher and ruler with Christ in the Millennium. Cas Merritt 9/25
Teaching in God's world tomorrow Here is some of the plan. Bob Wright 9/26
The Faithful By taking care of the little things, we will be rewarded with much. Coy Colbert 9/28
Ezekiel's millennial message It is a message of hope to the whole house of Israel. Rich Traver 9/29
At Last, all Nations Shall be Blessed God instituted a system which will teach people during the millenial and post millenial age to recognize the consequences of sin, and to resist sin. This leads them to conversion and faith in Jesus Christ's sacrifice. Eventually all believing persons are blessed in Abrahamic faith, and all enemies of God are destroyed. Our Father comes to Earth to live with His Children! Les Jenkins 9/30


2009 FEAST OF TABERNACLES 

2009 was OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY providing a Feast site on the Western Slope of the Colorado Rockies!

Keeping God's Feast is so pleasant:

Psalm 133

 1 Behold, how good and how pleasant it is
         For brethren to dwell together in unity!
         
 2 It is like the precious oil upon the head,
         Running down on the beard,
         The beard of Aaron,
         Running down on the edge of his garments.
 3 It is like the dew of Hermon,
         Descending upon the mountains of Zion;
         For there the LORD commanded the blessing—
         Life forevermore. New King James Version


One attendee from 2009 writes:

Letter from Dale:

The Christian Church of God at Grand Junction, Colorado celebrated its 10 year anniversary of the Feast of Tabernacles this year.  This was my wife Colleenrs&quo;s, and my 7th year of attendance there.  Although each year has been great, this really was a special F.O.T. for us.

Since the Worldwide Church of God changes, we have had doubts, some indecision, questions, and “What do we do now?” times.  Also much praying, studying, and asking God’s help, wisdom and understanding.  It seemed to finally start to come together late summer and fall.

The Feast sermons just seemed to finalize and solidify many things for us, beginning with Pastor Del Leger’s opening sermon and continuing with each speaker; all were very good.  Colleen and I felt as though we were finally “coming home,” so to speak, spiritually.  It was a really good feeling; it’s good to be back. This Feast put the icing on the cake.

Feast goers were from Colorado, California, Iowa, Wisconsin to name a few places, who came for spiritual renewal, especially since some of us are far from weekly services.  This then gives us our rare or only time of the year to meet with like-thinking Christians.

All services and activities were held at the Wine Country Inn and most attendees lodged there. Facilities and service were excellent. Daily deluxe breakfasts and wine tastings were included with lodging.

The Inn is surrounded by acres of vineyards as well as Colorado’s famous peaches, and other fruit orchards.  It is located at Palisade, Colorado, just 10 miles from the business and shopping center of Grand Junction, all in the Colorado River Valley of western Colorado.

This is an area of great and varied scenic beauty.  Close and far-off vistas and many scenic sites are close by without the high Rocky Mountain elevations.

Directly north of the facilities is the Palisade wall of the Bookcliff Mountains, to the southeast the 10,000 ft. plateau of the Grand Mesa dominates the views, an area with some 300 pristine lakes just a half hour drive in the car.  The Colorado National Monument is a half hour to the west, and popular Glenwood Springs, with its historic hot springs and many other attractions is within an hour’s drive to the east.

A group of us hiked to a mica mine back in some great scenic canyons one afternoon and some cliff hikes another day.  On our free day we took a tour bus to Glenwood Springs where several fun options awaited us.  There was river rafting, a cable tramway to the top of a mountain where we could do an alpine slide down the mountain, tour Glenwood Caverns plus much more.  Of course, the Glenwood Springs Pool offered swimming in the hot mineral waters.  (By the way, the famous gunman Doc Holiday is buried at Glenwood Springs.)

Another day we enjoyed a senior banquet.  This, along with the tour bus, was provided as a gift of the Grand Junction Christian Church of God.  Very generous and much appreciated by all.

We also enjoyed a dress-up dinner and dance one night and in the beginning of the week a get-acquainted social.  A good time was had by all on every occasion.

As already mentioned, this was an excellent spiritual feast with a great interactive Bible study also, group and one-on-one discussions along with good fellowship. Inspiring? You better believe it.

The local church makes available, free, many pamphlets as well as short-subject booklets on various aspects of the Bible. They are written by Pastor Del Leger. They are concise and very informative.

This was a great Feast of Tabernacles, 2009.  My only complaint is that it was too short; can you believe – only eight days.



All Feast messages
are available on CD as MP3's . The MP3 format allows us to put all sermon's on one disk. MP3 CDs are playable on MP3 players, on your DVD player, or computer. To request a free CD of this year's Feast messages please email the staff , or call toll free 866 202 0748.

All messages are also available below on this web page.



SERMONS from the FEAST of TABERNACLES 2009
CLICK TITLE TO HEAR OR DOWNLOAD ABSTRACT SPEAKER DATE
2009
God the Father's Divine Design His will is always done! Matt Corey 10/2
Has the Christian Church Lost it's Way? Comparing the Church of today with the Church of the first century. Del Leger 10/3
You Must Persevere A history of the Grand Junction Feast, and how you must hold fast and not give up. Coy Colbert 10/4
Change We Can Believe In Peter leaves Christians with warnings about troubles that will come in this age. Comparison is made with the world to come, during the millenium period. Les Jenkins 10/5
Spiritual Health What is it? Can we improve it? How? Ken Miles 10/5
The Myth of an Everburning Hell Exposes Satan's roadblock to understanding God's Love for all of mankind. Jerry Steenport 10/6
Prophecy From Here to Eternity Scriptures explain what lies just ahead in prophecy. Cas Merritt 10/8
Fear Not the Condemnation of Sin There is now no condemnation in sin. Eric Katzer 10/9
The Most Exciting Generation The purpose of the Last Great Day is explored; prophetic events become reality. Rich Traver 10/10

See the full schedule (2009).
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The largest mesa in the world


 
 

Christian Church of God

Grand Junction, CO

Statement of Beliefs

We believe in God the Father, eternally existing, Jesus Christ His Son through whom He created all things, and the Holy Spirit as the power of God.

We believe that the Holy Bible is the inspired and infallible Word of God.

We believe that the 10 commandments are in effect today as a set of instructions and God’s code of conduct.

We believe that salvation comes through grace alone and that we will be rewarded according to our works.

We believe that sin is the transgression of the law; that the penalty for sin is death; and that the penalty for sin was paid by Jesus Christ on the cross.

We believe that the Sabbath is the seventh day, from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset, appointed by God as a day of rest; and that the original apostles and the New Testament Church kept the seventh day Sabbath.

We believe that the annual holy days as described in Leviticus 23 picture the plan of God for mankind. By commemorating them we can better appreciate and understand our history and our future; and that they should be observed following the examples of the apostles and the New Testament Church.

We believe that Jesus Christ suffered and died on the cross for our sins, then rose from His earthly tomb after 3 days and 3 nights and now sits at the right hand of God.

We believe in baptism by immersion following repentance of sins and the receipt of the Holy Spirit by the laying on of hands.

We believe in 3 resurrections: the righteous to everlasting life; the uncalled to a resurrection of physical life (following the Millennium); and the incorrigibly wicked to everlasting death in the lake of fire.

We believe in the pre-millennium, post wrath, return of Jesus Christ. That He will set up His kingdom and that the saints will reign with Him for 1,000 years. We believe that Christ will return to establish His Kingdom following the Great Tribulation.

We believe in the Biblical dietary laws regarding clean and unclean meats; that these laws were given for our health.

We believe in giving of tithes and free will offerings.




Come Worship with Us!

Services are held in Grand Junction, CO each Sabbath (Saturday) at 11:00 a.m. Call or E-mail for directions.

Questions?

Call (970) 858-9299 or (970) 434-1284 or Toll Free (866) 202 0748 or E-mail our staff

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