Join us for a wonderful evening of fellowship and encouragement, as we experience the rich history of our spiritual fathers.
We are uniting with several local churches throughout the greater Sacramento area to make this celebration happen. Speakers from Bryte Church and Providence Reformed Church (PRC) will lead us through the history of the 1500s Reformation, encouraging us to learn from the faithfulness, wisdom, and courage of those who came before us and consider how we can faithfully apply those lessons to our daily lives here in Northern California.
Bring your whole family to celebrate and enjoy a feast of old, featuring a rustic menu with a whole roasted pig, homemade bread, and wine.
We have also prepared plenty of activities for the young ones to enjoy, including pumpkin carving, coloring, table games, and, of course, costumes for pictures. And don’t worry pumpkin carving and the photo booth have no age limit!
You’ll also have the opportunity to compete in trivia and test your knowledge of church history. Winners will not be disappointed—prizes will follow!
The event starts early so families with young children can join us for dinner, but we encourage the fellowship and conversation to continue until midnight. We’ll have plenty of food and drink to carry us through the night.
Join us not only to celebrate the faithfulness of those who came before us, but also to hear the call to action for us today.
“As each one has received a special gift, employ it in serving one another as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.”
— 1 Peter 4:10
We are uniting with several local churches throughout the greater Sacramento area to make this celebration happen. Speakers from Bryte Church and Providence Reformed Church (PRC) will lead us through the history of the 1500s Reformation, encouraging us to learn from the faithfulness, wisdom, and courage of those who came before us and consider how we can faithfully apply those lessons to our daily lives here in Northern California.
Bring your whole family to celebrate and enjoy a feast of old, featuring a rustic menu with a whole roasted pig, homemade bread, and wine.
We have also prepared plenty of activities for the young ones to enjoy, including pumpkin carving, coloring, table games, and, of course, costumes for pictures. And don’t worry pumpkin carving and the photo booth have no age limit!
You’ll also have the opportunity to compete in trivia and test your knowledge of church history. Winners will not be disappointed—prizes will follow!
The event starts early so families with young children can join us for dinner, but we encourage the fellowship and conversation to continue until midnight. We’ll have plenty of food and drink to carry us through the night.
Join us not only to celebrate the faithfulness of those who came before us, but also to hear the call to action for us today.
“As each one has received a special gift, employ it in serving one another as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.”
— 1 Peter 4:10