This year we were blessed with summer-like weather for the entire Feast. We were also fortunate that major provincial COVID-19 heath restrictions didn’t come into effect until Oct. 1, three days after the Feast. 

Thirty-six Feastgoers met in person. This number swelled to 42 on the high days, in addition to those who were unable to attend and connected on Zoom, joining us as one large family. 

The week was filled with activities including a treasure hunt road rally, an inspirational film festival, a family day picnic and a games social in the beautiful Diefenbaker Park. We also had a catered Festival dinner. One of the members brought a large jigsaw puzzle that was set up at the back of the hall. It was a center of chattering voices and laughter, attracting both young and old, all sharing in the goal of finishing it before the Feast was over. Many also got together and went to the Berry Barn, a local attraction. 

As in the previous year, members generously donated to three different local charities. 

There was inspiring special music each day of the Feast that included a wide range of vocal solos, quartets and piano solos. 

The messages were also inspiring, giving us a clear picture of the Millennium and Kingdom of God.   

Thank you to all who made this year’s Feast so special.