Succoth 2007
Feast of Tabernacles with Roots of Faith
Succoth Documents
Conference Program
List of Speakers
*The Feast of Tabernacles or booths, Succoth in Hebrew, is a
seven day festival that is meant to commemorate a time when Ancient Israel dwelt
in temporary huts or shelters (see for example Leviticus 23:41-43). It is
one of the three pilgrim festivals. It also seems to point to a time in the
future when God's people will once again dwell in booths (See Hosea
12:8-10).
Friends of Roots of Faith to include members of the
United Israel World Union
were in attendance this year. Others spent a week under
the stars with us or attended the conference that was held from Friday, September
28th to Sunday, September 30th.
Begin planning now to join us next year as we celebrate this festival under
the stars in Saint Francisville. We will be publishing the dates for these
events soon.
Succoth 2007 Conference
Ralph Buntyn is the Executive vice president of
United Israel World Union.
Ralph is Associate Editor of United Israel Bulletin and a member of the
International Council for Jerusalem based Root & Branch Association, Ltd. where
he serves as International Co-Chairman on: Torah, Economics and Business. Ralph
is a retired Senior Vice President of marketing for Motion Industries. He and
his wife Rebecca reside in Asheville, North Carolina.
Anne Butler is a writer, lecturer and photojournalist. Anne has written
more than a dozen books covering a variety of subjects, from true crime to humor
and history, cooking and children’s stories. She speaks at statewide and
national venues, frequently on domestic violence. Her articles have been
published from coast to coast in numerous magazines and newspapers. She is also
an authority on the contributions of the Jewish community to southern living as
well as Jewish life and influence in the antebellum south. Anne is a resident of
Saint Francisville, Louisiana.
Joseph Good is the founder and director of
Hatikva Ministries. He has
spent the last two decades learning and teaching Hebraic values and concepts,
especially as they apply to the non-Jew. He is a writer and popular Bible
Teacher. He is a respected authority on the Jewish Temples, the Biblical
Festivals, Judaic Sources and Second Temple Judaism. His teachings have
influenced countless people towards things Hebraic. His weekly teachings are
featured on the Universal Torah Network.
He and his wife Debbie reside in Texas
Ross Nichols is the founder and director of Roots of Faith Study and
Worship Centre. He is ordained through the United Israel World Union and serves
on their board of directors. Ross Preaches Moses every Sabbath in the synagogue
and seeks to inspire Christians to live a more Biblically Authentic Lifestyle
based upon Torah principles. His weekly teachings are aired live via his web
site and published as podcasts. He and his wife Bridget live in Saint
Francisville, Louisiana. They have 6 children and one grandson.
James D. Tabor is Chair of the Department of Religious Studies at the
University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He is a biblical scholar with
experience in archaeology as well as a popular public lecturer. His work has
been featured in several major TV documentaries and he bridges the gap between
the scholarly world and the general public with a wide variety of publications.
His most recent book, The Jesus Dynasty
(Simon & Schuster, 2006), was featured in the national and international
media and is now in twelve languages. Tabor directs the Original Bible Project
and serves as president of United Israel World Union.
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