TABERNACLE IN TENNESSEE’S CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS!

Make plans now to join Yahweh’s Restoration Ministry at Pickett State Park’s group camp, for the Feast of Tabernacles and Last Great Day Sept. 20-27, 2005. Pickett State Park is located in northeastern Tennessee in the picturesque Cumberland Mountains, a fitting location for the Feast, Pickett is an ideal place to appreciate Yahweh’s creative work, to learn His Word, to escape the world, and to rejoice during one of the most memorable times of the year. A host of activities is planned, both in learning and growing through Yahweh’s Word with likeminded believers as well as taking the utmost advantage of what this great park has to offer.

Many Activities Planned

   

There will be a daily worship service throughout the Feast (two on high days) with at least one open Bible study. You will need appropriate dress clothes for services (preferably dresses for ladies and dress shirts and pants for men).


There are many extracurricular activities offered at or near Pickett State Park, including: hiking, biking, softball, volleyball, basketball, canoeing, boating, fishing (Tennessee fishing license required) whitewater rafting, and tennis. The ministry has tentatively scheduled a group hike, softball game and whitewater rafting.

   


Additional activities planned include: men’s “cowboy” BBQ, women’s “home-style” breakfast, campfire sing-along, and the always-stimulating Scriptural Challenge.

 

Don’t delay; join Yahweh’s Restoration Ministry at Pickett State Park for a Feast that promises to be a blessing and time that you will not soon forget.


Lodging at the Group Camp


The group camp at Pickett State Park contains six large bunkhouse buildings giving a total of twelve bunkhouse rooms. Each room sleeps up to twelve. The bunkhouse rooms include electricity, two sinks, heat and A/C. Each bunkhouse building also contains a common sitting room. Basic tenting spots along with spaces for RVs will also be available at the group camp. (No immediate water or electrical hookups are located at the group camp for either tents or RVs, so come prepared to “rough it” if you wish to camp.) The group camp also contains a large meeting hall with a communal kitchen.
The kitchen includes a walk-in refrigerator and freezer, icemaker, microwave, coffeemaker, dishwasher, industrial grill and oven. Although the communal kitchen is open to all at the group camp, the ministry encourages feastgoers to bring a camping stove or hot plate and ice cooler for your personal convenience. Two, large, newly renovated bathhouse buildings are centrally located at the group camp.

   

Because of the limited number of rooms at the group camp, single might be required to share a bunkhouse room.
room. Therefore, those who are single staying in a bunkhouse room will need to share their room with other feastgoers (of the same gender). For those with a sleeping disorder that might impact others (snoring, for example), the ministry requests that consideration be given to reserving a cabin at the main park or staying in a tent or RV at the group camp.


Reservations for the group camp are to be made through Yahweh’s Restoration Ministry. A printable reservation form will be made available online soon. The cost for the bunkhouse rooms will be $200 for the entire stay of the Feast. Basic tenting at the group camp for individuals or families will be $75 for the entire stay of the Feast. Note: those staying at either the main park or group camp must send in a reservation form with a non-refundable $25 supply charge, which will help us with meeting hall, kitchen, and bathroom supply costs.


Main Park Lodging

In addition to the group camp, the ministry has also set aside five cabins at the main park for Sept. 19-28. These cabins are approximately one mile from the group camp where we will be meeting. Those who desire to stay in one of the five cabins may choose from three cabin types:

   

Chalet (2): sleeps 2, cost: $65 weekdays and $78 weekends.
Rustic cabin (1): sleeps 4, cost: $65 weekdays and $75 weekends.
AAA cabins (2): sleep 6, cost: $80 weekdays and $99 weekends.


If you reserve one of these five cabins at the main park, we ask that you be sure to make the reservation under your name using your credit card. This allows the ministry to be free from additional cost and liability at the main park. Individual cabin reservations at the main park can be made by calling Pickett State Park at (877) 260-0010. Camp policy requires YRM to drop any unreserved cabins by the end of July, so if you want a cabin, act now!


Nearby Motels


Big South Fork Motor Lodge (Jamestown, TN, 5.0 miles from Pickett State
Park): (931) 879-4230
Central Avenue Motor Lodge (Robbins, TN, 12.9 miles from Pickett State
Park): (423) 628-2038
Jordan Motel (Jamestown, TN, 13.7 miles from Pickett State Park): (931)
879-8129
Galloway Inn (Helenwood, TN, 15.3 miles from Pickett State Park): (423)
569-8835


The Feast of Tabernacles is a commanded observance, Leviticus 23:34, and could well be the all-important time when the “woman” is taken into the wilderness for protection in the days preceding the coming of Yahshua. His Feasts will be kept in the Kingdom as well, Zechariah 14:16-19, Ezekiel 45:25. Shouldn’t you and your family be learning of His ways now?

For questions e-mail: randyfolliard@yrm.org

Printable 2005 registration form.