Homer, AlaskaOctober 14-21, 2019
Site Summary
Join us in scenic Homer, Alaska on the shores of Kachemak Bay and Cook Inlet for a small Festival gathering. Homer is a community nestled next to the ocean with scenic vista views of ocean, beaches, extreme tides, wildlife, glaciers, and snow capped mountains. We can expect cool weather, with average temperatures between 51°F and 32°F. Rain, wind, sunshine, frost and snow are all possible during the Alaska Seaside Feast in October. Locations and opportunities are available for fellowship, casual activities, games, discussion, Bible studies, and shared meals. Weather permitting, we plan an on the water day when we will ride across the Bay to hike up to a glacier. Homer has a great variety of restaurants to choose from. We look forward to having you join us seaside in Homer, Alaska.
Location of Services
All group meetings will take place at the Aspen
Suites Hotel in the meeting hall located on the
right side of the building when driving into the parking lot.
We want to create an atmosphere of community and fellowship to truly
enjoy our time together. In scripture we are instructed to
bring an offering to the festivals, and we hope you come prepared to
share ideas, testimonies and blessings, Bible Study facts and
inspirations, special music, prayers, dances, Feast treats, willing
hands to help as well as watchful eyes and alert spirits.
Official Feast meetings to begin with shofar blowing, praise, worship
and dance, followed by presentations in an interactive
format. All speakers will be expected to answer questions
after each presentation.
Accommodations
We will be staying in the newly opened Aspen
Suites Hotel
91 Sterling Hwy - Homer, AK 99603 - 907-235-2351
Aspen Suites Hotel in Homer has kitchenettes in every room. The October
fall season room rate is $128.34 per day. The kitchenettes
have full size refrigerators, 2 burner stove top, and kitchen dishes
for four people. Also available is an exercise room, free
Wi-Fi and laundry facilities. The meeting hall holds 70
persons. When making reservations, state you are with Alaskan
Seaside Feast, and hopefully they will be able to house us
all in the same general area of the hotel.
Service Opportunities
This is a volunteer Feast site, and we need your help:
- Beach BBQ: organization and supplies, set up, take down,
clean up
(weather/temperature permitting) - Shared meals—organization and supplies, set up, take down, clean up
- Children’s program and or classes
- Family fun show—family friendly singing, dancing, jokes, skits, musical or instrumental presentations
- Coordinate and operate sound system, projector, computer
- Registration, name tags
- Prayer and Anointing, blessing of the children
- Praise & worship—Lead worship, provide Lyrics, lead Davidic dancing, shofar blowing
- Hall decorations--flowers, banners, menorah, indoor entry sukkah
- General clean up and security (eyes open, pay attention, assist)
- Speaking/teaching opportunities—to bring out the Festival Message of the Kingdom of God, and to share the purpose and blessings of Festival keeping. Contact us for scheduling availability and topic discussion. There can also be some break out sessions
Area Attractions
- Hiking and Walking trails, beach walks with extreme tides
- Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center, next door, open afternoons Tuesday-Saturday
- Kachemak Bay State Park
- Pratt Museum, open afternoons Tuesday-Saturday
- Homer Spit and Boat Harbor
- Art Galleries
Registration and Contact Information
For Feast Registration (different than for accommodations)
please print Registration Form, fill it out,
then scan and send as email to: Stillalaskasgirl57@gmail.com
or mail to:
Alaskan Seaside Feast,
PO Box 2008, Homer, AK 99603
We ask you to register with us so we will be better able to plan activities. Please note we are not charging a registration fee for attending. Donations will be gratefully received in a designated box and will be used for costs and expenses for Sukkot.
Feast Schedule
Planned activities are:
A Beach BBQ – weather permitting
On the water day—Boat ride across the bay and hike to glacier-dress
accordingly
Group shared meals
Meetings in afternoon, and some evenings
Family Fun show
Children’s activities