- Dwelling Under His Sukkah
Taking time out of our man-made sukkah to dwell under His protection and provision — a reminder that we are ultimately under Yah’s care, not just our own. - Jackson Trail Farm Website
Creating a family website where each child has a page. It’s a space to share family stories, gifts, and projects, reflecting our heritage and faith. - Handmade Family Gifts
Each family member contributed handmade items: pickled peppers, pimento cheese, cookies, and sourdough bread. These gifts reflect intentionality and the joy of giving. - Custom Family Cups and Keychains
Personalized cups covered in epoxy for durability and custom keychains helped celebrate the family and tie into the Jackson Trail Farm theme. - Family Meals and Feasts
Preparing and sharing meals together, including smoked roasts and home-cooked recipes, emphasized community, gratitude, and celebrating Yah’s provision. - Outdoor Movie Night
Hosting an outdoor movie screening of Disney’s Jungle Book to enjoy family togetherness. - Introducing Guests to Sukkot
Inviting friends and family who hadn’t experienced Sukkot before — creating opportunities to share the significance and joy of the feast. - Time with Young Children and Babies
Experiencing the energy of little ones running around, which brought fun and chaos, reminding us of the blessings and responsibilities of family life. - Reflecting on Provision and Protection
Studying scripture and exploring the meaning of “sukkah” as a woven hedge or protective covering reinforced the spiritual lessons of dependence on Yah. - Acknowledging the Harvest and Simplicity of Life
Spending time outdoors, appreciating the harvest, and experiencing simplicity connected us to the rhythm of creation and the biblical roots of Sukkot.
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