Plans were underway. Sukkot 2020 in the Jordan Valley was set to be a joyous, prophetic celebration. The nations were invited to build their sukkah’s in the Jordan River Regional Park, just below Kibbutz Beit Zerah. We anticipated that a thousand people
would join us. I was responsible for arranging tours from the site to nearby Galilean attractions. How many buses would we need? Three? Six? Could we shuttle back and forth to reduce costs? This was a major event – or so we had hoped. No one anticipated that the pandemic of 2020 would shut Israel down for over two years. Like so many others, our plans were scrapped. The great Sukkot 2020 celebration fizzled out in disappointment.
Dean Bye, founder of Return Ministries, had been the chief architect for planning this international Galilee event. Two years previously, Dean and I met Dr. John Mulinde in Uganda. Dr. John is one of the pioneers of the 24/7 prayer movement. He coined the phrase, “prayer altar,” while travelling in Israel in the early 1980s.
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