· To attend, you must firmly believe in Yahushua the Messiah, believe in keeping Yahweh's feasts, and believe in keeping the Sabbath on the 7th day of the week, commonly called "Saturday." Of course, if you want to invite a friend who is interested in learning about the feasts, they are welcome to join us as long as they aren't disruptive.
· There will be a Dress Code requiring modest apparel only. No see-through clothing, clothes which draw attention to, or reveal the shape of, the private parts of the body such as low necklines and tight fitting garments. Skirts or dresses should not expose the knees when sitting down.
· Lights Out! time is at 11:00 PM. At this time please refrain from making any loud noise or doing anything that would keep your fellows from sleeping well in their sukkahs. The lights in the big tent will be turned off at 11:00 PM as a reminder.
· Please make sure that the food you bring to camp follows the food laws in scripture (Torah). This is very important when it comes to food served at the community meals. Remember that the camp provided grills / pans, etc. may have had something prepared on them earlier that was unclean, and would not be suitable for cooking scripturally good food.
· There are many points of view regarding the understanding of Torah and how to apply it to our lives. Many of us are passionate about our understanding. Please be civil, kind, and respect each others opinions. If there are any heated disagreements please bring them before the Sukkot council for their consideration.
· Wireless internet access should be available at the camp. Please disable Windows updates and keep network activity to a minimum. Do not upload files as this will limit our available bandwidth for broadcasting the messages.
· No alcoholic beverages are permitted on the grounds. This is a longstanding campground rule.
· Pets are not recommended but are permitted as long as they are leashed and supervised at all times.
This year’s council of 12 members:
