Purpose of Hebron

Hebron is a 150 acre property near Mount Pleasant, in the Adelaide Hills. As a fellowship we stay at Hebron one weekend a month for fellowship and a working bee. We come together for Shabbat to praise and study the scriptures, as well as just enjoying each other's company. We also come together to celebrate the moedim of YHVH and during Sukkot we spend the entire week together.

This property holds hope, vision and purpose.

Purposes

To be a spiritual, Elohim-centred Messianic people, developing community on Scriptural, kingdom principles.
To foster a deep love for YHVH and for one another in practical, relational and spiritual ways.
To have a facility and environment to celebrate the moedims (feasts / set-apart times) in Scriptural integrity and truth.
To give Israel its rightful place in our faith and to grow in our understanding of Israel's place in Elohim's heart and the end time message.
To be supportive of Israel and the Hebrew people in our prayers and practical aid.

Our Overall or Long Term Objectives

To become a sanctuary of kodesh and shalom in a difficult world.
To find ways to include everyone who wants to be involved in working together on development projects.
To model and teach others the good news of the Kingdom of Elohim, its culture and community ethos.
To establish a property and an ascetically pleasing environment that is relaxing, enjoyable, uplifting, encouraging and Body-uniting.
To define or establish the best locations for housing and to establish the type of housing best suited for our purpose.
The development of cottage or small business opportunities.
To help individuals or families to be productive and self-sustaining, as well as being supportive of the Hebron community.

Other Objectives for Healing to the Nations Community

To develop resources of our core beliefs as defined in Torah and the Apostolic writings.
To develop new home based messianic communities or kahals, with Hebron as a central meeting place for moedims and teachings, prayer times, etc.

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Unleavened Bread - 2024

For this small part of Yeshua's body, Healing to the Nations in South Australia, the last few months, including the past week of Pesach, has been ....well, different and unusual. It has truly been a period of time where Father YHVH has been rooting and grounding us in His love, word and truth. We gathered together at Hebron to keep the Pesach memorial and there was a stripping back. No traditions, no add-ons, just Yeshua's Pesach and Yeshua's words. The following day, the first day of Unleavened Bread, the Father's kindness and uncompromising truth was manifested amongst us. It was truly a blessed time together. Traditionally the week of unleavened bread will have an emphasis of dealing with the carnal ego, which is very apt, or the leaven of the pharisees, which is also very apt. However, Paul emphasised that sin that is tolerated is also leaven that must be exposed and dealt with to ensure that the body of Yeshua is kadosh, which was emphasise...

Sukkot in the Adelaide Hills

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!

Shalom with Messiah

In a few weeks we will begin the next phase of the moed with Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot. As with every year, we are eagerly anticipating this time with YHVH and the community in the Adelaide Hills. One thing we say every year is that we long for the day when the wider Messianic community come together at Sukkot to celebrate with praise, feasting and fellowship. It would seem that the Messianic community is relatively young and scattered in Australia and in the early days we would at times wonder if there was anyone else responding to the call to come out of the Christian church system and return to the ancient paths. And of course there were and are. It's always so exciting when we meet another person or family who are on the same path and we can rejoice together. We all have different stories, backgrounds and experiences but the common and binding truth is that YHVH is love and that love is expressed not only in His redemption but in the fullness o...

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