About
It is our prayer that we will again have a time of rejoicing, refreshment, and reconnection with Yahweh and with fellow believers in Yeshua Messiah. Most of all, our passion is that, as we gather to praise Him with ready and expectant hearts, He will pour out on us His Spirit—His living water. Like flash floods in the desert, may revival come!
Registration
- ages 0-9
free - ages 10-19
$10 - ages 20+
$20
(prices double in May 2026)
Before you register, we recommend that you reserve your lodging either at the venue location—Red Top Mountain State Park (Campsites 71-78 are recommended)—or a nearby campsite or hotel.
Activities & Map
- Praise
- Dance
- Prayer
- Table Games
- Indoor Table Tennis
- Outdoor Games
- Swimming
- Torah Study
- Tzittzit Making
Tentative Schedule
Friday, June 12th
3:00 pm
Check-in Desk Opens
(Pick up your Streams in the South registration wristbands and pre-purchased T-shirts.)
3:00 pm
Games and Fellowship
6:00 pm
Supper Hour
7:30 pm
Praise, Worship, and Dancing
9:00 pm
Welcoming Sabbath with Communion
9:45 pm
Close Group Shelter
Sabbath, June 13st
1:00 pm
Lunch Hour
2:00 pm
Games and Fellowship
3:00 pm
Torah Study Time
(Numbers 13-15)
4:30 pm
Games and Fellowship
6:00 pm
Supper Hour
7:30 pm
Praise, Worship, and Dancing
9:45 pm
Close Group Shelter
Sunday, June 14nd
11:00 am
Games and Fellowship
1:00 pm
Lunch Hour
2:30 pm
Games, Swimming, and Tzitzit Making
6:00 pm
Supper Hour
7:30 pm
Praise, Worship, and Dancing
9:45 pm
Close Group Shelter
Details
Venue
We have reserved an air-conditioned group shelter near the northwest entrance to the park. It will be unlocked and available from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm Friday through Sunday. You may eat at your campsite or bring your food to the group shelter. It has a kitchen with 1 commercial refrigerator, 1 large microwave, a 3 bin commercial sink, and a commercial gas range. Bring your own pots and pans. In the backyard there is a private water access for swimming and kayaking (if you bring kayaks).
Lodging
You can reserve your lodging either at the venue location—Red Top Mountain State Park—or a nearby campsite or hotel. We recommend campsites 71-78 at Red Top Mountain State Park.
Parking
Overnight guests pay a one-time ParkPass fee of $5 per vehicle. The ParkPass is not included with your reservation. Daily visitors pay a daily ParkPass fee at the gate leading to our group shelter. On Friday you can purchase a ParkPass for Sabbath using the green honor box located at the entrance to our group shelter.
Firewood
Firewood is available at the Visitor Center or Trading Post for $8 a bundle. Firewood from outside the park is prohibited in order to maintain forest health.
What to bring
Bring your own camping gear, food, and drinks. Streams in the South will provide plates, plasticware, and paper towels in the group shelter for lunch and supper. Remember to bring your own cups. Also bring table games, outdoor games, and musical instruments to play (bring a power source if your instruments require one). Scooters and skateboards are welcome in the campground area, but not throughout the park.
Q & A
Who is organizing this event?
The Williams Family from Jacksonville, Alabama, ages 18 to 60-something. We have been Torah-pursuant for 20 years and host a weekly Sabbath gathering called Jacksonville Sabbath Fellowship. You can find it listed in the 119 Fellowship Finder.
Is this your first event?
This is our second time to host this event. Click here to see last year's event details.
Who is this event for?
Believers of all ages who are looking for fellowship with Yahweh and others.
Does this event have a statement of faith?
Yes: Yeshua is the divine Son of God Who came to save us from our sins so that we can walk even as He walked in His Father's laws.
Will there be any formal teaching?
While the main purpose of this gathering is fellowship, on Sabbath (Saturday) afternoon there is time allotted to study the Bible with your family, your group, or another group. (Leviticus 23:3)
Contact
Faith Williams
Phone: 256-282-9365
Email: faith@streamsinthesouth.info