2026 FAQ
Q. What are the dates for 7 Days/Tabernacles 26’?
A. Fri Sept. 25th-Sat Oct. 3rd.
The event will kick off at 7:00PM Friday evening and run consecutively until the following Friday evening. We have added the 8th day this year (SAT OCT 3RD) for capping off Tabernacles with a solemn assembly marked by connection and fellowship. More details to come…
Q. Where is 7 Days/ Tabernacles 26’ located?
A. Bank Run Metro Park located at 1570 Rohr Rd. Lockbourne, OH 43147
This is the location where we hosted our 1st Tabernacles celebration in 2007, so it will really feel like home for so many!!! Newly renovated, this Columbus Metro Park is about 15 miles south of downtown Columbus & about 5-10 minutes from I-270. We hope you come out to see the beautiful place God has chosen for us to meet Him this year
Q. Where is the best place to park?
A. On-site parking
There are 2 main parking lots with handicapped spots. Paved trails make the park completely accessible.
Q. Who will be leading the worship?
A. You & me:)
There are no famous worship leaders or big name ministries…. Just simple David’s who have spent time with Jesus in the secret place. The 3 gatherings of PASSOVER, PENTECOST & TABERNACLES were thought up by God himself and talked about numerous times in scripture. Here we have a place corporately in a city & to meet with Him as He’s called us to. We don’t just meet; we are intentional about hosting the presence of our praise-worthy King in a worshipful atmosphere; one that makes Him feel welcomed and invites Him to stay. With YOU & ME taking sets and leading worship, exhorting with His word and keeping the watch, we are able to sustain the 24, 50 or 168 hours He’s asked of us.
Num. 23:2, Deut. 16:12-17, Lev. 23:21, Lev. 31, Lev. 41, Ex. 12:14, Ex. 23:14 and Ex. 34:2
Q. I see a SIGN-UP for areas I am interested in on the RSVP…What am I signing up for?
A. There are many different areas to engage while at Tabernacles and places to serve throughout the week. We want to host the Body with excellence in order to honor the Lord at His feast.
These include all roles for the Tent of David (Worship Leader, Prayer Leader/Exhorter, Gatekeeper), Setup/Tear Down, Dancers, Artists, Photography/Videography, Children’s Ministry, Financial Support, Safety/Parking, Camping Logistics, Registration, Greeters and more…YOU ARE NEEDED!
Fill out the areas you are interested in and a team leader will contact you to get you plugged in. We ask to you to prayerfully consider serving in some area and capacity if you are able.
Q. Will there really be worship 24/7?
A. By faith, YES!!! That is always our goal. There were only 2 years of the last 19 years that our 24/7 was modified.
168 hours is a lot to fill, but with many churches & congregations participating, this is POSSIBLE! We have a great administrative team this year, and organizational tools to help you see where, and who you’ll be serving with across the Body of Christ in central Ohio. When God calls leaders to set this week aside for His appointed time, and Houses of Prayer send everyone to join as ONE, God gets all the glory! This is what happens when we offer our gifts, our time on the calendar and our combined resources without the need for notoriety, but with UNITY in mind. His schedule over ours. Jesus’ name SHALL be lifted high and will draw all men unto him!
Q. Will the the Tabernacle of Moses be set up?
A. YES!!!
The tabernacle in the wilderness will be on display again this year. Come walk through the outer and inner court into the holy and most holy place where the ark of the covenant is… you must experience it for yourself!
Note: THURS Sept 24th is our greatest need for the set up of the Tabernacle of Moses. If you’re able to take a day to come and help, click SETUP on the Serve Team form.
Q. Will there be any community outreach?
A. Evangelism outreach and loving on people we encounter at the park and wherever the Lord leads as ambassadors of Christ is part of the restoration of the Tabernacle of David (Acts 15:15-17), so we invite you to share His love by joining that team.
Prayer PopUp tents will be placed on 3.25 mile walking path to pass out water & offer prayer. We will invite these people to encounter His presence & hopefully see many hearts turn toward Jesus while on the grounds. There will also be coordinated prayer walks on the path and targeted neighborhoods as the Lord directs. We will have a baptismal tank next to the Tent of David for use.
Q.Will I be able to camp in 2026?
A. YES!!! We offer a primitive camping experience this year, complete with a special nightly rental at the Tabernacle of Moses 12 Tribes encampment sites *Camping fees apply to all campsites
Note: NO water or electric hookups; primitive camping only. Restrooms onsite. Quiet generators only permitted.
*Camping fees will cover shower trailer rental. Connect with our Camping Team Leader. Get registered now
Q. Do I need to pay a registration fee for the event?
A. Registration is required, but no ticket fees to pay … it’s FREE! Because of the generosity of the Body of Christ this year, and the cheerful commitments from the church and House of Prayer leaders around the city, we can say “Freely Come”
NOTE: Registration is not required to attend, but we ask you to RSVP in advance for planning purposes. Please RSVP online and visit the Event Check-in kiosk when you arrive to receive your wristbands.
Since the 166 acre park will still be open to the general public, we aso all attendees to RSVP which gets you a wristband, including children. This FREE event is made possible by our monthly supporters, feast offerings we receive 3 times a year, and partnership with local churches & communities.
Q. Why do you not charge for this gathering?
A. This is for the entire Body of Christ, and the Lord instructed us in our 3rd year to only take up offerings.
We do not charge, however we ask that you bring your offering as it is scriptural not to come to the feast emptyhanded. Deuteronomy 16:16 says
Three times a year all your males shall appear before the LORD your God at the place which He chooses; at the Feast of Unleavened Bread (Passover), at the Feast of Weeks (Pentecost), and at the Feast of Booths (Tabernacles); and they are not to appear before the LORD empty-handed .