Sitting in my sukkah (travel trailer) this morning, sipping coffee and listening to the sounds of the camp waking up. It's reported that there's around 300 people registered this Sukkot, and soooooo many new babies. I heard a praise report last evening that prayers were offered last Sukkot for fertility in our young women. Lo and behold many families were blessed with babies this year, including one who was believed to be barren and another who had suffered a few miscarriages. Yah is Good all the time.
We've reconnected with loved ones we met last year, and made new relationships we hope to nurture and consider brothers and sisters. It genuinely feels like family we never knew we had. I've been Torah pursuant for over 25 years, sure wish I could remember exact dates, but it's been a journey. In this time I have kept the Feasts sometimes alone, most times in my backyard, but always desiring to keep this feast with other like-minded, simpatico hearted Believers in Yahusha. This is our second year to do just that. Praise Yah!
This Sukkot will soon come to an end, and we will hug, collect emails and phone numbers to stay in touch till next year. I will immediately miss them and begin planning for 2025. I will "go back to the real world" and do my part, but my heart will remain in Sukkot Shalom. Praises to Yah for providing me a husband who feels the same way. We have each other and our mutual hope that our children and grandchildren will one day join us and be grafted in to Israel.
For this minute we still have a couple of days to be in this place of peace, love and unity, so I'm gonna go love on my Seed of Abraham Family. I don't want to waste a second.
Loving every minute of it
Teresa
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