Over a year ago Yakira and I dreamt of how Hebron's fellowship house could be updated and better suited to how we functioned as a messianic community. We could see a fellowship room that had room to easily accommodate people and all the instruments. Of course there had to be room to wave branches during Sukkot and the odd flag or two as well! Being of the creative ilk we also wanted it to be aesthetically pleasing and could see the HTTN logo painted on a wall. The design of the logo has evolved over time to reflect the mandate that YHVH has set for this part of His body in Adelaide. Sonya devoted many hours to bring to life the visual expression of that mandate and Yakira redesigned the logo. Why so much attention to a logo and visual expression of the mandate? Because we as a community of torah-loving disciples of Messiah Yeshua have hearts that hold dreams and promises that are bigger than us as individuals or even collectively. These visual flags, standards, could
With the autumn feasts upon us I was reflecting on Sukkot last year and how the year since has been full of YHVH's blessings and encouragements. The HTTN community purchased the property nearly 19 years ago and we have worked hard to develop it. There is still much to be done so that it can facilitate the purposes that YHVH wants for it but He has proven Himself faithful to His word over the years. Not a minute too late, not a minute too soon. We are looking forward to celebrating Yom Teruah next week and then Sukkot a few weeks later. Hebron will once again be filled with the sound of shofars, singing and laughter. Yes, there have been times of weeping and even then He proves Himself merciful and faithful. Hallelu Yah!