In 1973, families observed the Feast at the Tucson Community Center, one of the first convention centers built in the United States.

This year, more than 100 people gathered to observe the Feast, hearing sermons such as; “The Thousand Year Foundation of God’s Kingdom,” “How Can You Use Me in the Kingdom?,” “Parole or Pardon?,” “The Symbolism of Tabernacles,” and “The New Heavens and New Earth.” Despite limited attendance, many different areas of the United States were represented in Tucson. Members also enjoyed the interactive “Chat With the Messenger” after each service, with audience members engaging with the speakers about the message presented each day.

Despite COVID-19 closures, a number of local attractions such as the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum were open and enjoyed by members. Avid golfers enjoyed dinner and an evening at Top Golf. Members enjoyed the relaxed pace of a small site, becoming well acquainted with one another during the eight days.