Spring Festival
As disciples of Yeshua we strive to celebrate the Feasts and
Holy Observances which glorify Yahweh in our lives.
See below the list of events that take place during Nisan,
the first month of the Hebrew calendar year.
Holy Observances which glorify Yahweh in our lives.
See below the list of events that take place during Nisan,
the first month of the Hebrew calendar year.
Happy Hebrew New Year!!
The first day of Nisan begins on March 18-19, 2026.
This starts at sunset of March 18th; be sure to celebrate the start of 5786 with family and friends.
This starts at sunset of March 18th; be sure to celebrate the start of 5786 with family and friends.
Passover Observance - April 1, 2026 @ 6:30 pm
The day of Passover (14th of Nisan) was the day that our Savior, Yeshua, was crucified on the cross for our sins as our Passover lamb to save us from sin and death. Our fellowship service will be in remembrance of His sacrifice along with prayer, worship, and fellowship. Understanding Passover and its connection to Yeshua’s crucifixion should prompt us to celebrate the day in a way that reverences our God and glorified the sacrifice of our Savior. Yeshua was crucified the day of the Passover, thereby fulfilling scripture for Him being the atonement for our sins. The Passover observance occurred at sunset and serves as a reminder of how Elohim delivered His people out of bondage in Egypt and as a foreshadowing of deliverance for all mankind through the Passover Lamb, Yeshua.
The Passover Feast Shows Us:
The Passover Feast Shows Us:
- How Elohim does not want us to remain in any form of bondage.
- How He has provided us the provision to deliver us from bondage, the Blood of Yeshua.
- How He desires that our deliverance is complete.
- How He corrects us because He loves us, even though it seems unpleasant to us.
- How He wants us to share His story so that He is glorified, and others can be delivered.
- Come together on the evening of the Passover day to partake in the Passover meal observance. During this observance it is important to retell the account of how God delivered His people out of bondage as chronicled in the Book of Exodus.
- Share the account of how Yeshua celebrated the Passover with His disciples and how He became our Passover Lamb from one of the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John). Share testimonies of how you were delivered from the bondage of sin through the blood of Yeshua.
Holy Convocation Feast of Unleavened Bread
April 2, 2026 - April 8, 2026
The Feast of Unleavened Bread is a week-long observance (15th through 21st of Nisan) in which the Israelites were restricted from the use of leaven (yeast, etc.) in their cooking. It served as a reminder to the Israelites of how hard and futile it is to remove sin from our lives by our own strength.
The 15th of Nisan, which is the first day and the 21st of Nisan, which is the last day of this week long feast there will be a Holy Convocation held. Join us in celebration on both days at 12noon as we come together in the city of Sacramento, CA to lift up our Heavenly Father in prayer, worship, the Word, testimonies and fellowship! All are welcome!
The Feast of Unleavened Bread Shows Us:
The 15th of Nisan, which is the first day and the 21st of Nisan, which is the last day of this week long feast there will be a Holy Convocation held. Join us in celebration on both days at 12noon as we come together in the city of Sacramento, CA to lift up our Heavenly Father in prayer, worship, the Word, testimonies and fellowship! All are welcome!
The Feast of Unleavened Bread Shows Us:
- How well God knows and understands that we cannot be cleansed of sin by our own efforts.
- His overwhelming love and desire that we are made Holy before Him.
- His unfailing provision to give to us all that we need in order to commune with Him.
- His patience and wisdom to teach us through experience and still allow us to maintain the choice to apply what we have learned towards pursuing a relationship with Him.
- Assemble together on the first day for prayer and encouragement to follow this feast.
- Encourage the younger generation to list the foods that have leaven in it while trying to abstain from as much as possible.
- Assemble together on the last day of prayer to share testimonies of what the week taught you about removing sin from our lives.
- Rejoice together for God’s provision of a Savior and Holy Spirit to help us remove sin today.
Feast Of First Fruits
April 4th - April 8th, 2026
The Feast of First Fruits begins the same time as the Feast of Unleavened Bread and lasted for a week. This was a time which each person was expected to provide an offering of the first increase/harvest of the season of the Lord. This was a direct provision for the priesthood as well as acknowledging to the Lord thanksgiving for His provision. It's a time when you can share with others the goodness and blessings that the Father has given you this year by hosting a fellowship or blessing those who are doing the work of Yahweh!
The Feast of First Fruits Shows Us God’s Character
The Feast of First Fruits Shows Us God’s Character
- How Elohim provided His best to us, the First and Only Son, Yeshua, as our Provision and Atonement for sin so we could have the opportunity to enter into a relationship with Him.
- How He is most pleased when we provide and care for each other.
- Host a fellowship on any of the days and bring to Elohim the best of your increase to share with other believers on any of the days during the week.
- Remember Yeshua’s sacrifice on the cross for us. Thank Him for giving us the opportunity and access to enter into an intimate relationship with a Holy, Sovereign God.
- Actively provide for those that do the work of Elohim, send a gift, meet a need, be a blessing. By doing so, we actively show our gratitude to God for His provision.
Feet Washing & Communion Observance - April 4th @ 2:00 pm
One of the ordinances Yeshua instituted with his disciples was to wash their feet (John 13:1-15).
Upon completion of washing their feet He instructed them to follow His example.
Join us on Sunday Evening at 7:00pm as we observe this ordinance and partake in communion afterwards.
RSVP by sending by email to: [email protected]
Upon completion of washing their feet He instructed them to follow His example.
Join us on Sunday Evening at 7:00pm as we observe this ordinance and partake in communion afterwards.
RSVP by sending by email to: [email protected]
Resurrection Day Celebration - NISAN 17, 5786
April 4, 2026
On the third day after Yeshua’s crucifixion, He rose from the grave and appeared to many throughout the week. Many miracles took place as He established His Sovereignty of being the Lamb of Elohim which cleanses the world from sin. We will come together in the city of Sacramento, CA for prayer, worship, the word, and fellowship to celebrate our Savior and our ability to enter into an intimate relationship with
our Creator.
our Creator.
Feast of Weeks (Pentecost) - May 22, 2026
The Feast of Weeks takes place 50 days from the Feast of First Fruits. This was a time of celebration of Yahweh's provision and the acknowledgment of the first harvest of the year. They brought various offerings to Yahweh and proclaimed the day as Holy. They were to cease from all regular work, to teach it to the younger generations and to leave a provision of their increase to the poor and the strangers. This is a time when you can celebrate Yahweh's goodness and provision in your life with the community around you.
The Feast of Weeks shows us God’s character:
1. Grain offering: He is a God of reciprocity. We show our thanksgiving to God by being a blessing to others. He requires the best and wants us to give our best to each other.
2. Burnt offering: He desires intimacy yet does not force it, His standard does not yield nor compromises. It remains firm and constant and we must come up to it, through the provisions He has given to us.
3. Drink offering: He requires obedience to His Sovereign Will. He wants us to acknowledge that He knows what is best for us and that true joy is not an emotion, but comes from seeing and receiving His will in every situation.
4. Sin offering: He understands us, that we make mistakes and does not condemn us for them.
5. Peace offering: He desires for us to live in a state of complete peace. His providence is all that we need to be made whole: mind, body and spirit and it’s through our gratitude that it is displayed.
Things we can do today:
1. To proclaim the day as Holy and to celebrate the fulfillment of God’s promise of a plentiful harvest, both naturally and spiritually.
2. To cease from all regular work and to come together with other believers to observe & teach it’s meaning to the younger generations.
3. To have a portion of your increase (naturally & spiritually) for the poor and the stranger.
4. Come together with a heart of thanksgiving and a spirit of worship for God pouring out His Spirit into all of mankind; which allows us an intimate communion with Him.
5. Acknowledge that He is Sovereign and our obedience to His will through the leading of the Holy Spirit is what should be foremost in our lives.
6. Rejoice in the understanding that God knows us completely, that we make mistakes and fail Him, yet is always merciful.
7. True peace comes from a grateful and content heart in which we should show our gratitude to God by being a blessing to others.
The Feast of Weeks shows us God’s character:
1. Grain offering: He is a God of reciprocity. We show our thanksgiving to God by being a blessing to others. He requires the best and wants us to give our best to each other.
2. Burnt offering: He desires intimacy yet does not force it, His standard does not yield nor compromises. It remains firm and constant and we must come up to it, through the provisions He has given to us.
3. Drink offering: He requires obedience to His Sovereign Will. He wants us to acknowledge that He knows what is best for us and that true joy is not an emotion, but comes from seeing and receiving His will in every situation.
4. Sin offering: He understands us, that we make mistakes and does not condemn us for them.
5. Peace offering: He desires for us to live in a state of complete peace. His providence is all that we need to be made whole: mind, body and spirit and it’s through our gratitude that it is displayed.
Things we can do today:
1. To proclaim the day as Holy and to celebrate the fulfillment of God’s promise of a plentiful harvest, both naturally and spiritually.
2. To cease from all regular work and to come together with other believers to observe & teach it’s meaning to the younger generations.
3. To have a portion of your increase (naturally & spiritually) for the poor and the stranger.
4. Come together with a heart of thanksgiving and a spirit of worship for God pouring out His Spirit into all of mankind; which allows us an intimate communion with Him.
5. Acknowledge that He is Sovereign and our obedience to His will through the leading of the Holy Spirit is what should be foremost in our lives.
6. Rejoice in the understanding that God knows us completely, that we make mistakes and fail Him, yet is always merciful.
7. True peace comes from a grateful and content heart in which we should show our gratitude to God by being a blessing to others.