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!
“Until the Spirit is poured upon us from on high, and the wilderness will be a fruitful field, and the fruitful field be reckoned as forest.”
— Isaiah 32:15
Registration
- ages 0-9
free - ages 10-19
$20 - ages 20+
$30
(includes Georgia State Park ParkPasses)
Before you register, we recommend that you reserve your lodging either at the venue location—Red Top Mountain State Park—or at a nearby campground or hotel.
Activities & Map
- Praise
- Dance
- Prayer
- Table Games
- Ping-pong
- Outdoor Games
- Vollyball
- Torah Study
- Tzitzit Making
Schedule TBD
Details
Venue
We have reserved a large group shelter in the middle of the park, Group Shelter #2. It will be unlocked and available from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm Friday through Sunday. There are no potluck-style dinners planned for this gathering. You may eat at your campsite or bring your own food to the group shelter. It has a kitchen with three refrigerators, sink, microwave, and gas range. Bring your own pots and pans.
Lodging
You can reserve your lodging either at the venue location—Red Top Mountain State Park—or at a nearby campground or hotel.
Parking
When arriving at the park, first go to our group shelter (Group Shelter #2) to check in and pick up your prepaid Georgia State Park ParkPasses.
Firewood
Firewood is available for sale at the Visitor Center or Trading Post. Firewood from outside the park is prohibited in order to maintain forest health.
What to bring
Bring your own camping gear, food, and drinks. There are no potluck-style dinners planned for this gathering. Streams in the South will provide plates, plasticware, and paper towels in Group Shelter #2 for lunch and supper. Remember to bring your own cups and drinks. Also bring table games, outdoor games, and musical instruments to play. 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 are the hosts. We have been Torah-pursuant for 20 years and host Jacksonville Sabbath Gathering. You can find it listed in the 119 Fellowship Finder. We also made this website: ItsInThere.org
Is this your first event?
This will be our third 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
