Passover & Feast of

Unleavened Bread

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Warmest Greetings to You!

We extend a warm welcome as you join us for the 2017 Passover and

Feast of Unleavened Bread! Our goal at Yahweh’s Restoration

Ministry is to be true to the Word and to honor Yahweh in every way.

We are glad that you share these same desires. Finding those who are

sincere in following and obeying Yahweh in all things is like

discovering a jewel in the sand, but much more precious.

The Feast is a time to

focus on Yahweh and enjoy

the fellowship of brethren. To

get the most spiritually out of

the Feast, we will have several

services and Bible studies

scheduled. We will have

children’s and youth classes

throughout the Feast as well.

Plenty of time will be allowed for fellowship, study,

relaxation, and recreation. The young and young at heart should have

a great time with all that the Ministry offers. In Leviticus 23:40

Yahweh commands us to rejoice at His Feast, and we plan to do just

that!

During the Bible studies, courtesy is to be exercised, and each

should come with a humble attitude that we are all still learning about

Yahweh and His ways for us.

Passover and Baptism

Please note that only those immersed into Yahshua’s Name will be

able to partake of the Passover emblems. Scripturally, all participants

are to be baptized, Exodus 12:44. Paul in Colossians 2:11-13 explains

circumcision is no longer accomplished through the flesh, but by

baptism into Yahshua’s Name. For those interested in baptism, there

will opportunities before Passover and during the Feast.

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Guidelines for a Great Feast

We want everyone to have a memorable Feast. Therefore we have

established the following guidelines to ensure proper order and

everyone’s enjoyment and edification. Foremost, we are here to learn

of Yahweh’s will for us. For this reason we encourage all to attend

the worship services along with the scheduled Bible studies and

workshops. Yahweh is always top priority.

All speakers and moderators have been pre-selected. We do,

however, invite brethren to be involved in other ways in the services.

Please give the speakers your utmost attention and afford them the

courtesy of not interrupting during their messages. If you have a

question about the message you may ask it of the speaker after

services. Also, try to remain seated during services. If you must get

up during the service we ask that you do so quietly and in a non-

disruptive manner. Please instruct your children to do the same.

Dress Code

To ensure proper respect during

worship times, we request that men and

boys wear dress or collar shirts and

pants. Women and young ladies should

wear dresses, skirts that cover the knee

or dress pants. If you do not have this

attire for worship please come in your

best. At all times, please avoid

immodest shorts, sleeveless, tight or low-cut clothing. This

includes modesty in the communal bathrooms.

Also, women and young ladies should cover their heads

during worship (1Cor. 11:6) and men are to leave their heads

uncovered (1Cor. 11:7). This includes both formal Bible studies and

services.

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Be Respectful

This Feast is sponsored by YRM. If you have doctrinal differences,

we ask that you discuss them only with YRM ministers and not go

around privately to others, including in private Bible studies away

from the camp. This request is to maintain sound doctrine and

spiritual unity throughout the Feast. YRM ministers include: Elder

Alan Mansager, Elder Randy Folliard, Elder Bob Wirl, Deacon

Steve Reed, and Deacon Terry O’Neal.

High Days and Sabbath

We ask that all Feast-goers, adults and

children alike, respect the High Days and

weekly Sabbath by remembering that

these are times of rest and spiritual

fellowship, Exodus 20:8-11; Isaiah

58:13. Please abstain from cooking or

baking in the kitchen or roasting over

campfires on these days, Exodus 16:23. In addition, no organized

sports or hard play is permitted, including for children on High Days

and the Sabbath. The gym will also be closed during these times.

Parental Responsibilities

It is important that the young people have a great time at the Feast

and build wonderful memories of obeying Yahweh at His special

time. To ensure safety and order, parents should have their children

under control and know of their whereabouts at all times.

Children’s and Youth Classes

Children’s classes will be available to children ages 3-7 and youth

classes for ages 8-12 during Bible studies and workshops. There will

also be an open, unsupervised nursery and playroom for mothers with

children (for ages 4 and under) during worship services.

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Refrain from Leavening

Please do NOT bring any leavening products on assembly grounds or

in buildings. The following ingredients must be avoided: yeast,

baker’s yeast, active dried yeast, baking powder, baking soda, cream

of tartar (potassium bitartrate), sourdough, sourdough starter,

ammonium carbonate, ammonium bicarbonate, potassium carbonate,

potassium bicarbonate, dipotassium carbonate, beer/wine/alcohol,

Preparation H (has yeast), cat and dog foods with yeast, and

toothpastes with baking soda.

Non-leavening products (no need to remove): puffed cereals,

brewer’s yeast, yeast extract, autolyzed yeast extract, soda pop, egg

whites, alum, and sodium caseinate.

Kitchen and Cleanup

Those using YRM’s kitchen must clean up after themselves,

including rinsing dishes and placing them in the dishwasher. Nothing

should be left in the sink. Those who leave the kitchen messy may

forfeit the use of the kitchen. For questions regarding facilities, please

see kitchen coordinators.

YRM’s refrigerators and freezers are reserved for group

fellowship and communal meals only. Groceries for individual meals

must be stored in personal coolers or refrigerators (an ice machine is

located in YRM’s kitchen).

Meals

While meals will be the responsibility of individual Feast-goers, we

will offer several meals throughout the Feast, including communal

meals on the weekly and annual Sabbaths and our traditional

Mediterranean Dinner. Please bring a covered dish to the communal

meals for all to share. Also, please no food or drink in the worship

hall.

Volunteer Opportunities

We thank all those who volunteer to help. Your support is greatly

appreciated. It’s important to be punctual and complete all assigned

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tasks. If you are scheduled to volunteer, but find yourself unable,

please see Deacon Steve Reed or Deacon Terry O’Neal.

Building Hours

The worship and fellowship hall will be open from 8:00 am – 10:00

pm. The gym will be open throughout the Feast, but all those ages 16

and under must have adult supervision. If you are staying at YRM’s

campground and require access to the lower level communal

bathrooms, please see Sister Debbie Wirl for a guest badge.

Quiet Hours

We request that all Feast-goers respect quiet hours from 10:00 p.m. to

7:00 a.m.

Electronic Equipment and Musical Instruments

Remind your children that all electronic and musical equipment and

instruments in the meeting hall, including shofars, are expensive and

fragile and are off limits to everyone but the technicians and

musicians. For assistance, please see lead musician, Randy Dimmett,

or another member of the worship team.

Special Music/Offerings

If you desire to offer praise, we

encourage you to honor Yahweh with

your gift during the times for special

offerings. Please follow the guidelines

below: (1) Use the sacred Names

Yahweh and Yahshua and refrain from

using the common titles. (2) Offerings are for songs and poems only.

(3) Limit your offering to no more than six minutes and be

considerate of others.

Pets

Pets are allowed in the camping area only. Please refrain from

bringing pets into buildings and lodgings.

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PLACES IN HOLTS SUMMIT / JEFFERSON CITY

Grocery

Moser’s

252 W Simon Blvd, H.S.

Schnucks

1801 Missouri Blvd., J.C.

Sam's Club

849 Stoneridge Pkwy., J.C.

Restaurants

Walmart

724 W. Stadium Blvd., J.C.

New China

186 W Simon Blvd., H.S.

Dos Primos

130 Weststar Dr., H.S.

McDonald’s

123 Northstar Dr., H.S.

Subway

122 Northstar Dr., H.S.

Hibernia Station Coffee & Tea

135 City Plaza, H.S.

Honey Bear Diner

177 W Simon Blvd, H.S.

Bandana's Bar-B-Q

2336 Missouri Blvd., J.C.

Miscellaneous

Colton's Steak House

2415 Missouri Blvd., J.C.

Dollar General

180 W Simon Blvd., H.S.

Hotspot Hardware

138 N Summit Dr., H.S.

Capital Mall Walgreens

3600 Country Club Dr., J.C. 2002 Missouri Blvd., J.C.

Kohl's AutoZone

715 Stoneridge Rd., J.C. 2409 Missouri Blvd., J.C.

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SCHEDULE

April 10 Monday

April 11 Tuesday

April 12 Wednesday

April 13 Thursday

April 14 Friday

Open

Bible Study Children’s/ Youth Class 11:30 - 12:30

Bible Workshop “Trinity”

9:30 - 11:00

Bible Workshop “Grace”

9:30 - 11:00

El Espolón (leave YRM @

11:00 am) 450 Rock Hill Rd,

Jefferson City, MO

High Day Service 1:30 pm

Communal Meal -Bring a Dish- (after service)

Open Sabbath Preparation

Passover

Memorial 7:45 pm

Campfire 7:30 pm

Ice Cream Social & Game Night / Gym Activities (after sunset)

Mediterranean Dinner

-Bring a Dish- 5:30 pm

Bible Trivia “Men vs.

Women”/ Youth Movie in

Upper Room 7:00 pm

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April 15 Sabbath

April 16 Sunday

April 17 Monday

April 18 Tuesday

Bible Study Children’s/ Youth Class

11:30 am

Arrow Rock State Historic Site

(leave YRM @

10:00 am)

39521 Visitor

Center Drive,

Arrow Rock, MO

Bible Workshop “Sacrifice”

9:30 - 11:00

Bible Study Children’s/ Youth Class 11:30 - 12:30

Sabbath

Service 1:30 pm

Communal Meal

-Bring a Dish-

(after service)

Leadership

Meeting 5:00 pm

High Day Preparation

High Day Service 1:30 pm

Communal Meal -Bring a Dish- (after service)

Dodgeball

(ages 10+) & Games

(after sunset)

Open DVD 7:30 pm

May Yahweh

Bless!

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“These are the feasts of Yahweh, even holy convocations,

which ye shall proclaim in their seasons. In the fourteenth day

of the first month at even is Yahweh's Passover. And on the

fifteenth day of the same month is the Feast of Unleavened

Bread unto Yahweh: seven days ye must eat unleavened bread.

In the first day ye shall have an holy convocation: ye shall do no

servile work therein. But ye shall offer an offering made by fire

unto Yahweh seven days: in the seventh day is an holy

convocation: ye shall do no servile work therein.”

Leviticus 23:4-8

Yahweh’s Restoration Ministry P.O. Box 463

Holts Summit, MO 65043 (573) 896-1000

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