October 13 - 20, 2008

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Site Summary

This fall International Congregation of Yahweh will be celebrating the 2008 Feast of Tabernacles in beautiful Branson, Missouri.  Our congregation has been holding the FOT in Branson for the last few years.  We have found it to be a wonderful Feast site: 

"...a land of hills and valleys." (Deut. 11:11) 

Branson offers a wide variety of accommodations, entertainment and activities for the entire family.  ICY welcomes those of good will sincerely searching for the truths of the Bible.  ICY is non-charismatic in beliefs and adheres to a strict and literal interpretation of the scriptures, including both the Old and New Testaments.  Come learn many new truths you will not find elsewhere!

Location of Services

Services will be held at the RecPlex in Branson, MO.  Meeting times will be announced at a later date (See contact information below).

Accommodation Information for the Branson, MO area

Lodging is abundant in Branson!  Looking for a hotel on the "76 Strip"?  How about a quiet cabin on Table Rock Lake? A cozy little resort on Lake Taneycomo in downtown Branson? A spacious condominum at Point Royale just south of Branson?  You'll have all that to choose from and more!  The price range per night is from around $70 (Golden Arrow [further out of town] and Deer Run) up to $100+ (Cooper Creek and condos) a night. Of course, there are much more expensive places as well, and remember too, prices change from year-to-year. Of course, there are innumerable motels with single and double occupancy (as low as ~ $30 a night and up). You need to watch out for "old but clean" descriptions. We have visited the following resorts (many others too) and find these are typical. 

1. Bavarian Village Resort (1-800-322-8274) or (417-338-2517) - some very nice units, just past Silver Dollar City (take road to right immediately past the S.D.C. parking lot) - down a steep drive; secluded.
2. Cooper Creek Resort (1-800-261-8398) or (417-334-4871) - 3 newer cabins full kitchen with two bdrms, two baths, some older ones; very close to the 76 strip, but secluded. 
3. Golden Arrow Resort (1-800-345-7271) or (417-338-2245) - some older units with kitchenette, but clean; two nicer remodeled cabin units with full kitchen; farther out on Indian Point. 
4. Deer Run Motel (1-800-901-3337) or (417-338-2223); no separate cabins; very nice motel with kitchenette, one and two bdrm units; right at Silver Dollar City on the left (some have stayed here and find the Silver Dollar City traffic is not a problem). We have negotiated a lower price with them in the past and may be able to again, if you find this one suits your needs.
5. Thousand Hills Condo Rental (417-336-5874) or (417-336-5874) no 1-800 number; very nice; 1 bdrm condos, various locations, right off 76 hwy. 

In addition, you can go to the web addresses:

Area Attractions

Branson MO is considered "The Live Music Show Capital of the World". With over 30 theaters playing host to over 60 shows, you'll have no problem finding a show in Branson that suits your taste!   You should never go hungry here in the Ozarks.  Restaurants range from fast food to fine dining overlooking the lakes.  Outstanding variety offers everything from Ozark favorites to Italian to Mexican to Chinese and everything in between.  You are invited to browse this site and see for yourself all that Branson has to offer. You'll be glad you did.

Registration and Contact Information

If you are interested in further information or registration for the Feast of Tabernacles, please see ICY's website.  Upon site entrance, click on "what's new" tab.  

Our contact information: 

Feast Schedule

To be Announced

This Feast site sponsored by:  International Congregation of Yahweh 

Branson City Limits Sign

Country Music
an intimate jam session on an old front porch

Nature and outdoor activities remain as one of the top reasons people travel to the Branson Area