Of course if you're not a fan of Michael Caton in The Castle then you won't have a deep appreciation for the serenity at Bonnie Doon.
But perhaps we can tempt you with the serenity here at Hebron?
We're not greedy; we're willing to share and all are welcome. Well, most are welcome. Okay then, the select few are welcome....but only on alternate days.
Mm, you're right, hardly gracious; so all are welcome :)
I may be biased but what we are creating here at Hebron is worthwhile. Why have a building in town that people utilise for a couple of hours on a weekend when you can have 150 acres that is utilised as much we want, however we want?
The highlight of our times together of course has to be keeping the moed here.
Watching the sheep graze while we praise and read the scriptures together often makes
the application of torah more relevant.
To be honest it's not all sunshine and lollipops though. There are times of frustration or disappointment but thankfully these are momentary and isolated.
In a few weeks the place will be filled with sounds of everyone enjoying all that Hebron has to offer during our time together for Sukkot. What a blessing it is to have a property that we can comfortably accommodate everyone, have space to come together for praise and study, and plenty of land for camp fires, cricket games and even a regatta....of sorts.
Thank you YHVH for your boundless kindness and faithfulness!
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