Feastgoer.org - bringing feastgoers together for the Feast of Tabernacles | Listing Feast of Tabernacles sites

Find a Feast Site

Looking for a site to attend the Feast of Tabernacles, or planning your own site? Feastgoer is here to help.

We offer free listings for Feast sites across the country and around the world - regardless of affiliation. Send your information to us and we will build and host your Feast web page or just send an announcement and a link to your own web site. Either way, we want to let people know what you have to offer and help them to find your Feast site.

Hello Feast Planners!

We have updated and revamped Feastgoer.org. We have a new look and would like to offer some more features.

We started out just listing Feast sites by city, state and country. Last year we added a Cybercast and Phone Link page for those people who had to stay home. We also added a listing of “Spring Festivals”; there are a number of groups who host a week long Passover/Unleavened Bread Celebration.

This year we would like to add a listing of Feast sites who cater to Special Needs, such as Signing for the Deaf; language translation; services conducted in another language; a gathering of special interest groups i.e. Singles; the blind, etc.; and any other services you have to offer.

Sadly, all of us here at feastgoer speak only English, but we would love to list sites from other countries, in other languages. If someone wants to gather the info and work with us, we would post the pages here on feastgoer.

Another thing we would like to add is a non-feast related page of Cybercast and Phone Links for weekly Sabbath Services to make it easier for people to find a fellowship every week.

You can help!

If you already have a Feast page of your own, please send us a link to your page. And let us know if you offer any of the above services.

For those of you who let us make the pages for you, we are updating our look. Please choose the design you would like us to use and fill out the new form so we can make you an exciting new Feast page.

In our zeal to give our page a new look we copied some of the pictures of last year’s Feast from your pictures posted online at your websites. We wanted to show a variety of ways people celebrate the Feast. If you don’t want your pictures used, please let us know. Thanks so much for the great pictures!.

Another thing we would like to offer is custom made feastgoer stuff for your Feast site. How about a “Feast of Tabernacles 2009 (Your city, group, country etc. even your name.)”? Or something of your own design? Contact us for more information.

All of us here at feastgoer.org look forward to serving you!

Please be aware that there are a variety of groups from various
backgrounds, traditions and denominations celebrating the Feast.
Feastgoer.org does not necessarily endorse the beliefs held by the
Festival promoters listed on this site.

Feastgoer.org sponsored by Internet Church of God



	Find a Feast Site Looking for a site to attend the Feast of Tabernacles, or planning your own site? Feastgoer is here to help. We offer free listings for Feast sites across the country and around the world - regardless of affiliation. Send your information to us and we will build and host your Feast web page or just send an announcement and a link to your own web site. Either way, we want to let people know what you have to offer and help them to find your Feast site. Hello Feast Planners! We have updated and revamped Feastgoer.org. We have a new look and would like to offer some more features. We started out just listing Feast sites by city, state and country. Last year we added a Cybercast and Phone Link page for those people who had to stay home. We also added a listing of “Spring Festivals”; there are a number of groups who host a week long Passover/Unleavened Bread Celebration. This year we would like to add a listing of Feast sites who cater to Special Needs, such as Signing for the Deaf; language translation; services conducted in another language; a gathering of special interest groups i.e. Singles; the blind, etc.; and any other services you have to offer. Sadly, all of us here at feastgoer speak only English, but we would love to list sites from other countries, in other languages. If someone wants to gather the info and work with us, we would post the pages here on feastgoer. Another thing we would like to add is a non-feast related page of Cybercast and Phone Links for weekly Sabbath Services to make it easier for people to find a fellowship every week. You can help! If you already have a Feast page of your own, please send us a link to your page. And let us know if you offer any of the above services. For those of you who let us make the pages for you, we are updating our look. Please choose the design you would like us to use and fill out the new form so we can make you an exciting new Feast page. In our zeal to give our page a new look we copied some of the pictures of last year’s Feast from your pictures posted online at your websites. We wanted to show a variety of ways people celebrate the Feast. If you don’t want your pictures used, please let us know. Thanks so much for the great pictures!. Another thing we would like to offer is custom made feastgoer stuff for your Feast site. How about a “Feast of Tabernacles 2009 (Your city, group, country etc. even your name.)”? Or something of your own design? Contact us for more information. All of us here at feastgoer.org look forward to serving you! Please be aware that there are a variety of groups from various backgrounds, traditions and denominations celebrating the Feast. Feastgoer.org does not necessarily endorse the beliefs held by the Festival promoters listed on this site.
Feastgoer.org sponsored by Internet Church of God