Skip to main content

Season Break Arrives - Hallelu Yah!

 We have been waiting for a good rain to break the season and ensure there's decent soil moisture for seeding to begin and we've received around 15ml in the last day.  Thank you Abba Father!  The young hay share farmer will be seeding this week so it's perfect timing.

We had a blessed time over the weekend enjoying each other's company, praising, praying and being fed in body, soul and spirit.

Unfortunately a community of mice decided to move in over the last month so a big clean up was needed but many hands make light work.

We are also in the process of improving and growing the garden area and a cubby house town was erected for the kids.  Thanks Kaleb for your help!  

Over the next few months we will be redoing the fence line, planting gardens and creating lovely meditation and quiet areas for everyone to enjoy.  The old green house needs to come down and the hot house erected.  We have so many plans but Hebron has steadily developed and evolved over time so I'm excited about this next stage of growth.

This long weekend we are welcoming a group of Christian brothers and sisters so they can enjoy Hebron for their Christian Singles Retreat.  May they be blessed and enjoy the shalom that is here.
Be blessed and may the shalom of our Messiah Yeshua be with you all!

Comments

Post a Comment

Thanks for taking the time to contribute to the Hebron Herald.

Shalom

Popular posts from this blog

Moedim Preparations

Spring Festival Preparations For us in the southern hemisphere Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot falls in spring.  I might be biased but I think we're pretty blessed to have the new year begin when there's new life and blossom appearing.  On the other hand the weather and wind can be a unpredictable but hey, it keeps it real for Sukkot! This year there's the anticipation of celebrating Sukkot and all that it prophetically points to, but there is a longing to fellowship with our Father and bless Him, listen to Him and enjoy His family. Yakira and I have been excited with the very real expectation that for us there will be a freshness and new life so we have been busy making sure the fellowship home and gardens reflect this.   So we not only make physical preparations but we prepare our hearts.  Yom Teruah has been, Yom Kippur is upon us and Sukkot is before us.  Looking forward to seeing you all drive through our gates!

Misty Moments

 July 2023 I've had a long hiatus in updating the blog but after some prompting I thought I'd pop up a short video.  Yakira and I took some short clips of some of us and we'll do that regularly from now on.  Every month our fellowship meets at Hebron to worship, to honour Shabbat, to enjoy each other's company and to maintain and develop the property.  Those who can stay overnight so we can have more time to be together.  It may seem an odd concept for regular church goers but it's entirely natural for us and something we look forward to.   Eating together, hanging out, working and worshipping together all develops relationships, hones personalities and gives the Ruach time to refine and encourage us. This month was a delightful wintery, misty weekend.  We are at the end of the Mount Lofty ranges so when the cloud sits low it's like being in your own private little world.  Brendan and Neal worked on fixing the house water tank and John was relegated to the tract

Sukkot 2023 - The Winter is Past...

  The voice of my lover.  Behold, He is coming Leaping over the mountains, springing over the hills My lover is like a gazelle or a young buck among the stags Look!  He is standing behind our wall, gazing through the windows Peering through the lattice. In response my lover said to me, "Get yourself up, my darling my pretty one, and come.  Come! For behold, the winter is past, the rain is over, it's gone. Blossoms appear in the land and the time of singing has come...  Song of Songs 2 *   *   * What a blessed time we had over Sukkot here at Hebron.  A few weeks before the start of the festival I was impacted by the understanding that our Creator and Father anticipates meeting with His children more than we anticipate meeting with Him.  His love, His desire to meet with us individually and as a fellowship far surpasses ours, to a degree that it is impossible for us to comprehend.  And meet with Him we did. The moed are His.  His appointments with people who call on His Name, ob