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Read the festival report from the Galveston, Texas, United States Feast site.
In 2015, the United Church of God returned to Galveston Island to observe the Feast of Tabernacles. Services were held in the beautiful grand ballroom of the Galveston Convention Center. Each day that the brethren gathered for services,...
For the first time in the history of the United Church of God, Galveston Island will host the Feast of Tabernacles. With 32 miles of beaches, abundant leisure activities for all ages, excellent restaurants and Feast-favorable housing...
This year the United Church of God will return to Galveston Island to observe the Feast of Tabernacles. With 32 miles of beaches, abundant leisure activities for all ages, excellent restaurants and Feast-favorable housing accommodations,...
The United Church of God will once again make use of Galveston Island to observe the Feast of Tabernacles. With 32 miles of beaches, abundant leisure activities for all ages, excellent restaurants, and Feast-favorable housing...
This year the United Church of God will return to Galveston Island to observe the Feast of Tabernacles. With 32 miles of beaches, abundant leisure activities for all ages, excellent restaurants, and Feast-favorable housing accommodations,...
One of the highlights of the Feast of Tabernacles is being inspired and uplifted by the special music presented during services. If you’re a musician, we need you to volunteer to help serve during the Feast.
If you can serve musically in any way, please plan to volunteer to help serve.
The easiest way to volunteer is when you registered for the Feast online. If you did not sign up to serve in music go back to feast.ucg.org and click on the...
Why an Eighth Day festival and why is this last day of the Feast such a Great Day? Is there hope for tomorrow in God’s fulfillment of the 8th Day Festival and the conclusion of His plan of salvation for humankind?
So why are we here? One of the principal reasons we are here is to learn the more excellent way as found in First Corinthians 12:31. The more excellent way is to become as God is.
Christ gave messages to each of the seven churches mentioned in Revelation 2 and 3. Those messages contain significant instruction for as members of the church. Dr. Donal Ward reviews these important teachings in this Bible Study.
In 2018, the United Church of God returned to Galveston Island to observe the Feast of Tabernacles. Services were held in the beautiful Galveston Convention Center.
Each day as brethren gathered for services they could look out on Galveston Bay. The Feast opened on Sunday night with a focus on the Feast welcome video from the home office, the Festival choir and a sermon focusing on God’s instruction...
Gary Smith opens the Feast in Galveston by discussing the moon going from a new moon on the Feast of Trumpets to a full moon as the Feast of Tabernacles begins. Why might God have designed the fall holy days in this manner? Might it have...
How do we move forward in this age with the confidence we need to endure? Brian Shaw reviews how we can fight the good fight, continue the race, and be assured of the Crown of Life.
We are told in Proverbs 3 to trust in God with all our heart. Do we believe that? Whether we choose to believe that will decide our eternal destiny. In essence, our eternal destiny is our own hands.
Brethren, our spiritual race is the ultimate ultramarathon. We’ve
all been training in various places and in various conditions. Many
who start the race, sadly won’t finish the race. Some finish their race before
others do. But all...
We understand the Feast of Tabernacles plays a part in pointing us towards the hope, and the future, that God has given us as His people.
This message is designed to help us understand what that purpose is, and what approach God wants...
God the Father and Jesus Christ had a plan to save the physical creation from the very beginning. In the sermon, “From Dust to Glory” examines why God’s plan for this physical creation and the Feast of Tabernacles is really about the...