The holy days that we observe each year are a part of a package called in Leviticus chapter 23, "the feasts of the Lord." God claims ownership of the seventh day sabbath, the annual Passover, and seven annual holy days and commands that his people observe these feasts at the time appointed by Him. Mainstream Christianity claims that these feasts were nailed to the cross with the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and therefore we no longer have to observe them. But if that's true, why do we see clear evidence that the New Testament church kept them? Because, if the New Testament church observed these feasts, so should we.

Ken Loucks

Ken Loucks grew up attending the church in Vancouver, WA. Over the years, he was part of congregations in Portland West and Portland East, OR; Anchorage, AK; and Burlington, WA. He was ordained as a deacon in April 2017 and later as an elder in September 2021. In August 2024, Ken began serving in the full-time ministry as the Pastor of the Tacoma and Olympia congregations in Washington. He and his wife, Becca, were baptized together in 1987, married in 1988, and are blessed with three children and four fantastic grandboys.