Kids, family and homeschool

Feast resources

Messianic Jewish listings in the Feast resources category.

Revayah Paper Co
Ministry or organizationRevayah Paper Co is a Messianic family business run by Jon and Kristelle Horton, parents of five who homeschool their children. It creates Charlotte Mason-inspired children's resources on the biblical feasts and describes its work as rooted in Torah and the yearly cycle of Scripture reading. The name comes from the Hebrew word for "my cup overflows" in Psalm 23:5. The Hortons began the work after finding few homeschool materials that integrated the biblical festivals and Jewish holidays from a Messianic Jewish perspective. They combine Bible study and Messianic Jewish theology with a background in art and design. Jon is pursuing a master's degree in Messianic Jewish Studies with MJTI. The shop offers hand-illustrated printables, family guides and Scripture activities for children ages 4 to 12. Bundles cover Sukkot, Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah, with resources also built around Shabbat, Passover and Shavuot. Activities include coloring pages, scavenger hunts, games and hands-on projects such as building a paper sukkah. Products are also sold through an Etsy shop, and reviewers mention using them in Sunday school. A free library includes a Sabbath family starter guide, a Counting the Omer chart, a Sukkot coloring page and a Queen Esther coloring page for Purim. The Revayah Journal publishes articles for Messianic homeschooling families on teaching the feasts, the month of Elul and homeschool routines. The writing presents Yeshua as Israel's promised Messiah and connects each feast to him.CurriculumFrom the publisher · Revayah

Revayah Paper Co