Welcome to Feast in France Registration!

**The Feast in France is currently full, but you are welcome to join our waitlist!**

Registration opening dates:

Sunday, March 1: United Church of God members only
Wednesday, March 4: People with other COG affiliations*

*While we welcome people of other Church of God fellowships to join us, we believe it is right for UCG members to have priority access and therefore ask those whose primary affiliation is with another Church of God to wait until March 4 to register.

Your brothers and sisters in Christ welcome you back to Club Miléade La Gaillarde Beach on the beautiful French Riviera near the well-known tourist destinations of Saint-Tropez and Saint-Raphaël. This will be our fifth time celebrating the Feast at this seaside location.

Located an hour south of the Nice airport, the Club Miléade is situated just across the street from the renowned La Gaillarde beach and has a 180-degree view of the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. The outdoor heated pool and children’s play area overlook the water, creating a relaxed seaside atmosphere. The hotel’s main building has a restaurant & bar, playroom for children, as well as a spa where visitors can schedule a massage, enjoy a sauna or relax in the indoor jacuzzi overlooking the sea. The auditorium for church services is located next to the main building. The hotel accommodations, many with sea views, are a short walk from the main complex. The room and board package provides the opportunity to experience full-course buffet style French meals while enjoying fellowship with other brethren from around the world.

We plan to offer three afternoon excursions to nearby points of interest, including a combined visit to Port Grimaud and Sainte Maxime, the “perched village” of Saint-Paul-de-Vence and the seaport city of Cannes with an optional boat trip to Sainte-Marguerite Island. We also plan for some free days to enjoy activities in the area or simply relax, a welcome day and an evening talent show and dance. Please see our Activities & Excursions section below for additional information.

Average daytime highs in late September / early October can range from upper 60s to upper 70s (20° C) with lows in the mid 50s (14° C). The Mediterranean Sea temperature is about 64° (17-18° C) in October.

As with prior years, the Feast in France package price includes nine nights’ lodging with breakfast, lunch and dinner. The cost for two or more adults lodging together will be €715 per person and for a person lodging alone, €920 per person. Children 13 and under pay a reduced rate. For more details and full pricing information, please see the Housing section below.

Registration to attend the Feast in France includes: 1) Completing the online registration process for all attendees (including infants) and paying a non-refundable $40 USD administrative fee for each registrant 18 and older, and 2) Paying for your room and board package before the listed deadline.

We look forward to welcoming all those interested in joining the French brethren at Club Miléade La Gaillarde Beach for the Feast this year.

REGISTRATION & PAYMENT PROCESS

(Please contact [email protected] with questions)

Attending the Feast in France is a two-step process:

Step 1—Complete the online registration for all attendees (including infants) by scrolling through to the “Sign Up” section below. As part of this process, you will need to pay a non-refundable $40 registration fee for each registrant 18 and older. This registration fee provides funding for many administrative functions necessary for Feast planning.

Step 2—Make your full payment for your room and board package and excursions on the Shopify site before the deadline of Wednesday, July 1.

In addition, for those who will not be renting a car and need transportation to and from the Nice airport, you may also purchase seats on our Airport Shuttle bus. The deadline for this purchase is Sunday, August 2.

Please note that payment for room/board, excursions and shuttles can only be made online, using a credit card or PayPal account. Prices are in Euros, with the exchange rate determined by your credit card company, or PayPal, on the date of payment. Prices and descriptions for excursions can be found below under Excursions.

Payment Deadlines

Registration Fee .............................................. At time of registration
Room and Board + Excursions ...................... Wednesday, July 1
Airport Shuttles................................................Sunday, August 2

Housing

HOUSING TYPES & FEATURES

We have two types of housing available at the Feast this year. One is a hotel-style room, and the other is an apartment style with a kitchenette.

Room and board are charged per person based on occupancy level (and age, for those 13 and under), so the cost is the same regardless of the housing type you are ultimately assigned. Therefore, the only selections you will need to make when paying for room and board are single occupancy vs double or more occupancy for anyone 14 and over, and the appropriate age-based package for anyone under 14.
Housing units will be assigned closer to the Feast, with priority for apartments given to families with small children and those with special needs.
Each unit comes with its own bathroom and toilet, is equipped with heating and air conditioning, and has a small fridge and a TV.
Units on the ground floor have a small terrace; upstairs units have a balcony.
Please fill out our housing survey to help us determine the best arrangement for you and your family (or traveling companions, as applicable). It is the preferred method to let us know about any special needs you may have (i.e. mobility issues, food allergies or other dietary restrictions that may require access to a kitchen, etc.)
Note that there is NO WI-FI IN THE ROOMS, but there is Wi-Fi available in the main conference center a short walk from the housing units.

(If your cell provider offers it, you may consider adding an “international data plan” for the duration of your travels. Another option is to purchase a mobile hotspot and international data plan. One provider which several Feastgoers have used is Solis: https://soliswifi.co/?rfsn=2318081.4a2bce.)

Hotel rooms

Hotel rooms are arranged in pairs. Each room has its own private locking door and private bathroom, and each pair of rooms shares a common entry door and small foyer. Each pair typically has one hotel room with a large bed (can be split into two smaller beds) while the second hotel room in each pair has two or three twin beds to accommodate up to a family of five total.

Apartments

Apartments sleep four to six people. Each apartment has one private bedroom with two twin beds (which can be made into a large bed). The sofa bed in the living room can sleep two and a few of the apartments have a loft with two additional beds.

Each apartment comes with a fully equipped kitchenette, dishwasher, fridge and hotplate. They are typically stocked with plates and utensils for a family of four to six along with a table and chairs.

Housekeeping

Whether in a hotel room or an apartment, towels will be changed twice during your stay, and basic room cleaning (emptying trash and touching up floors) will be provided once during your stay.

If you would like sheets changed and/or your towels changed more frequently, you may request this for an additional fee at the front desk. Alternatively, you can request a change of sheets at the front desk for no charge if you don’t mind changing them yourself.
Extra towels for beach or pool use are not provided, so you may wish to bring your own towels from home for this purpose.

Housing Cost

The Feast in France room and board package includes nine nights’ lodging from check-in Friday, September 25 to check-out Sunday, October 4. It includes dinner on Friday evening, September 25, and breakfast, lunch and dinner from September 26 to October 3 as well as breakfast on the morning of departure, Sunday October 4. Due to our contract terms, we cannot offer pricing for a partial stay.

The cost for this room and board package is as follows:

Adults 14 years and older (double occupancy)—€715 per person
Adults (single occupancy)—€920 per person
Teens 11 to 13 years old—€595 per person
Children 6 to 10 years old—€505 per person
Children 3 to 5 years old—€340 per person
Children two years old and under—Free

Resort Amenities

Bar and lounge with panoramic terrace
Children’s playground
Wellness area with hot tub, steam room, sauna and solarium, massage rooms
Pétanque, multisport and tennis courts
Laundry room with 3 washers and 3 dryers and an iron and ironing board
Baby kit: free bathtub and baby bed on request
Heated outdoor pool, with paddling pool
Wi-Fi available in the main building (lobby, bar, restaurant). No Wi-Fi in rooms.
Tennis courts

Please note: There are NO blow-dryers in either type of housing unit. There may be a travel-sized bar of soap and small bottle of shampoo/body wash, but please plan to bring your own toiletries. We will have a few small hairdryers (French plug style) available to borrow during the Feast should someone forget theirs.

Arrivals, Departures & Shuttles

FEAST SITE LOCATION

Address: Village Club Miléade Les Issambres-La Gaillarde

La Gaillarde RD 559

83380 Roquebrune-sur-Argens

Telephone: 04 87 75 00 58

(Country code is “33” when calling from outside of France)

AIRPORT SHUTTLES

A shuttle bus will be provided to and from the Nice airport on Friday, September 25 for arrivals, and Sunday, October 4 for departures.

Shuttle Cost (per person): €40 each way.

Infants under two are free as long as they can be held and do not take an additional seat.

Payment Deadline: Airport shuttles must be purchased by Sunday, August 2.

The Nice airport (NCE) is about 70 km from Club Miléade La Gaillarde (drive time is approximately 1 hour and 20 mins). If you would like to take advantage of the arrival shuttles on Friday, September 25, please plan to arrive before 2:30 pm. The last shuttle bus will leave between 3-3:30 pm. If you are unable to arrive before 2:30 pm, you will need to make alternate transportation arrangements to get to the hotel.

For the return shuttle on Sunday, October 4 departures typically begin at 4 am and extend to noon, depending on flight departure times. We ensure adequate time for scheduled shuttle departures so no one misses his/her flight.

For those purchasing a shuttle, you will receive a questionnaire asking for your flight numbers and arrival/departure times. This questionnaire will be sent to you around Monday, August 10 to be completed by Sunday, August 16.

REQUIRED TRAVEL DOCUMENTATION

Passports: Travelers need to ensure that their passports are valid for at least three months beyond their planned date of departure out of the 29 European countries in the Schengen Area. However, please note that the U.S. State Department also advises Americans to have at least six months’ validity remaining on their passport whenever they travel abroad.

Visas: No visa is currently required for travelers from the U.S., U.K., Australia, and Canada to visit France if the visit is less than 90 days.* For citizens of the European Union, a national ID card is all that is required. Visitors from countries other than those mentioned above should check with the nearest French consulate or embassy to verify travel formalities. However, please see the two important notes below:

An Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is required for travelers of many nationalities (including American) to visit and/or transit through the UK. The cost is estimated at £10 GBP. Visit this link for further details: https://uk.usembassy.gov/worldwide-travel-alert-new-entry-requirements-for-us-citizens-traveling-or-transiting-through-united-kingdom-airports-effective-january-8-2025/
*The European Union is planning to implement a similar process, but the date when it will go into effect is still TBD; as of January 21, 2026, the best estimate available is sometime during the fourth quarter of 2026. The process will require a passport with at least 3 months of validity remaining, completing an online form, and paying a fee that is estimated to be about €20. Visit this link for further details: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias/about-etias/what-is-etias

OTHER WAYS TO GET TO THE SITE

By car from Nice Airport : Take the A8 to exit 38 for St Raphaël & Fréjus Centre. Stay on D37 and then D7 toward Fréjus, then follow the St Tropez signs onto D8 to D98B, then onto the coastal road RD 559. (Note: the A8 is a toll road; as of January 2025, the estimated toll “péage” to get from NICE to the resort is less than 10 EUR.). Continue through the town of Saint-Aygulf and turn right at "Miléade / Les Issambres La Gaillarde". Parking is available on site. Press the button on the side of the gate to open and then request the code at reception for the long term parking.

By train: Arrive at the TGV station of Saint-Raphaël / Valescure. You can take the bus Varlib (n°7601) and get off at the stop "La Gaillarde" in front of the Village Club Miléade (20 min bus ride). You can also take a cab to the site from the Saint-Raphaël train station.

Activities & Excursions

We will offer group excursions to local attractions on three afternoons during the Feast. Further details will be shared as the Feast approaches. On Sunday, September 27 we invite all of you to join us on the beach for a Welcome Day activity. We have left Wednesday, September 30 and Friday, October 2 open for you to take advantage of the onsite facilities or activities in the region.

Payment for excursions must be made online via Shopify by Wednesday, July 1. Excursion buses must be reserved in advance, so unfortunately your reservation is not refundable in case of cancellation. However, once at the Feast, you may be able to find someone willing to exchange or purchase your excursion tickets.

Please note:

Costs listed are per person and cover the cost of the tour buses and guides, as well as tickets for local sites/attractions where specified and applicable.
Payment deadline: Wednesday, July 1
No need to be an Olympian to participate, but a certain minimum level of physical fitness will ensure you are able to safely and enjoyably participate in the tours. We’ve provided a subjective exertion level description with each tour to help you make your selections.

1. PORT GRIMAUD / SAINTE-MAXIME

Church Time: 10:00 am

Date: Monday, September 28

Departure Time: 1:15 pm

Bus Ride Time: 30-40 min to Port Grimaud, 15 min to St Maxime and 20-25 min to return to feast site

Return Time: Depart 6:45 pm, returning to the site around 7:10 pm

Exertion Level: Easy - relatively little walking required and mostly flat, although possibility of cobblestones. Need to be able to climb into and out of the boat for a canal tour in Port Grimaud.

Cost (includes ticket for boat canal tour): €42

Infants two and under are free if they do not take up a seat on the bus.

Nestled in the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, Port Grimaud is a charming village encompassing attractive Provençal-style houses on a network of canals. Known as the 'Venice of Provence' and arranged into four islands, the colorful houses are linked by bridges over the waterways and surrounded by gardens. The medieval village of Grimaud has a long history beginning in the Gallo-Roman age. In the 11th century, due to its strategic vantage point on a steep summit dominating the Gulf of Saint Tropez, the first settlement included a fortified castle which controlled access from the North and from the Maures mountains. Until the end of the 19th century, the Castle of Grimaud was the command post overlooking the Gulf of Grimaud. The development of the area around the Gulf began in the 1960s and today the marina of Port Grimaud is one of the most frequently visited resorts in France.

The experience includes a 20-minute boat ride through the canals aboard the traditional water coaches. Gliding gently along the waterways, visitors can admire Port Grimaud from the water and appreciate the unique architecture and tranquil atmosphere of the village. The ride is intentionally without commentary out of respect for the residents, allowing everyone to fully enjoy the calm and beauty of the surroundings.

After the boat tour, there is time to explore Port Grimaud on foot, stroll along the quays, browse local shops, or enjoy a drink at a café by the water. This excursion offers a delightful blend of serenity, discovery, and Provençal charm, making it an unforgettable moment along the French Riviera.

A short bus ride will then take you to the town of Sainte-Maxime. With the beautiful clear waters of the Mediterranean to the south and the Maures mountains to the north, Sainte-Maxime has breathtaking views in every direction. The streets of the town are pedestrian-only so there is ample opportunity to visit the shops and cafés opposite the harbor. This stretch of the Riviera coast has 87 beaches, each with a different name and personality. One of the best-loved beaches is the “Plage du Centre Ville.” In August 1944, Sainte-Maxime played a key role in Operation Dragoon, the Allied landing that helped liberate southern France. Memorials along the beach honor the U.S. and Allied forces who took part.

A guide will accompany our group from the Feast site to provide commentary about the history of the two towns.

2. CANNES / OPTIONAL TRIP TO SAINTE-MARGUERITE ISLAND

Church Time: 9:00 am

Date: Tuesday, September 29

Departure Time: 12:15 pm

Bus Ride Time: 1h to 1h20 each way

Return Time: Depart 6:00 pm, returning to the site around 7:20 pm

Exertion Level: Easy to moderate - dependent on what activities you choose. We recommend being able to comfortably walk a minimum of a mile. In Cannes, there are things to see and do that involve walking on mainly flat but possibly cobblestoned streets, with the option to hike up to higher elevations for further sightseeing. If you choose to visit the island, it is pretty flat with some moderate incline around the castle area.

Cost per person:

Round trip ferry ride is included in the cost of Option B (shorter time to visit Cannes).

Infants two and under are free if they do not take up a seat on the bus.

Option A - CANNES ONLY : 43€

Option B - SAINTE-MARGUERITE ISLAND

Adults (11 years old and above): 59€

Children 5-10 : 55€

Children 2-4: 43€

Option A : CANNES ONLY

Renowned worldwide for its elegance and glamour, Cannes is a vibrant seaside city on the French Riviera that perfectly blends luxury, culture, and Mediterranean charm. Framed by golden beaches and palm-lined boulevards, the city offers a lively atmosphere all year round.

A stroll along the famous La Croisette reveals luxury hotels, designer boutiques, and sandy beaches facing the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. Visitors can also explore the old town, Le Suquet, where narrow streets, colorful façades, and panoramic views over the bay provide a glimpse into Cannes’ rich history and authentic character. Free time in Cannes allows you to enjoy the city at your own pace—whether relaxing by the sea, browsing local markets, or stopping at a café to soak in the Riviera lifestyle. This excursion captures the essence of Cannes, combining iconic landmarks with the relaxed elegance of the French coast.

A guide will be available from the Feast site to provide commentary about the history of the town.

Option B : CANNES (Short visit) AND SAINTE-MARGUERITE ISLAND

A 15-minute ferry ride away from Cannes is Sainte-Marguerite Island, a haven of calm and natural beauty. Ferry ride is included in the cost of option B.*

After enjoying the boat ride over, a long sandy beach, rocky coves, old-growth eucalyptus, azure waters, ocean views and beautiful pines envelop and invite you in as you enjoy the walking paths on this traffic-free island. Stop and enjoy many picturesque spots. Steeped in history, the island was first inhabited by the Romans, but later became famous for its prison, Fort Royal, which operated for more than 300 years, and held the “Man in the Iron Mask”. You can visit the restored prison cell of this mysterious figure who was held here for 11 years from 1687 before being transferred to the Bastille where he died five years later. The Fort Royal has now been renamed the Museum of the Sea and features archeological finds recovered from ancient Roman and Saracen shipwrecks as well as restored prison cells and Roman artifacts. Close to Fort Royal is a small cemetery for French and North African soldiers who fought alongside Allied forces during World War II. This visit will be led by an English-speaking guide.

https://www.solosophie.com/ile-sainte-marguerite-france/

* Given the ferry schedule, if you opt to visit the island you will not have as much time to visit Cannes itself. Those signed up for option B will take the 2 pm ferry from Cannes to the island. Those who would like more free time to explore Cannes afterwards would need to catch either the 3:15 pm or 4:15 pm returning ferry. The last ferry leaves the island at 5pm returning to Cannes.

3. SAINT PAUL DE VENCE

Church Time: 10:00 am

Date: Thursday, October 1

Departure Time: 12:30 pm (Note: Will request sack lunches be prepared by the hotel)

Bus Ride Time: Approximately 1h30 each way

Return Time: Depart 5:30 pm, returning to the site around 7:00pm

Exertion Level: Moderate - one will need to walk up fairly steep cobblestoned streets to enter the village, since tour buses are required to park in a lot at the bottom of the hill. Must be able to comfortably walk 1 mile minimum at a relaxed to moderate pace.

Cost per person: 42€

Infants two and under are free if they do not take up a seat on the bus.

Perched on a hilltop overlooking the French Riviera, Saint-Paul-de-Vence is one of the most iconic and picturesque medieval villages in the region. Surrounded by well-preserved ramparts, the village is known for its stone streets, historic buildings, and breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside and coastline.

Visitors can stroll along narrow cobbled lanes lined with art galleries, small boutiques and charming cafés, reflecting the village’s long-standing connection with artists and writers. Its winding streets reveal elegant fountains, vine-covered stone walls and statues tucked into nooks in the walls. You can find a variety of Provencal fabrics on sale, as well as local gourmet delicacies such as olive oil, wine, and fruit liqueurs. The custom jewelry on sale at many of the shops is quite affordable and unique. Even the ground offers an attractive sight, as you’ll discover cobblestone pathways laid in the shapes of flowers.

The fortified village itself is an interesting destination, with its medieval fortress walls surrounding the city. The entrance was erected in the 1400s and features a cannon muzzle—a trophy from the 1544 Battle of Cerisoles in Italy. In Saint Paul de Vence, you can see the snow-covered Alps to one side, and the glistening Mediterranean Sea to the other.

The following website will give you a nice idea of the different sights to be seen in St. Paul de Vence: http://www.saint-pauldevence.com/en

An English-speaking tour guide will accompany us on the tour bus to and from St. Paul de Vence as well as in the village for those who are interested in a guided tour, providing us with information about our visit and commentary on points of interest along the way.

Important Information

MEALS

Meals are served buffet style with several hot and cold buffets to choose from. Seating will be available in the indoor restaurant or on the semi-open terrace with a panoramic view of the sea. Multiple buffets for salads, main dishes, cheeses, desserts, bread and wine are available, offering an abundance of choices. Gluten-free options are also available. Coffee is not included with the evening meal, but cocktails and specialty coffees may be purchased from the bar during their operating hours.

For children 2 and under, you can pick the appropriate food you want for your child from the buffet, and baby food is also available upon request. Equipment for children is available in the restaurant (highchairs, children’s dishes, microwave to warm up milk, baby food etc.)

Meal times:

Breakfast ……… 7:00 am to 10:00 am

Lunch …………. 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm (unless otherwise specified for a particular excursion)

Dinner ………… 7:00 pm to 8:15 pm (unless otherwise specified for a particular excursion)

CHURCH SERVICES AND TRANSLATION

English speakers are welcomed and do not need to speak French. A short, opening service will be held after dinner on Friday, September 25 at 8:30 pm. Some of the services will be held in French and some in English, with simultaneous translation into the other language provided via translation equipment. Visitors should bring headphones with a standard 3.5 mm jack to plug into the translation receiver which will be provided onsite.

ELECTRICITY

The electrical current in France is 200-220 volts, 50 cycles. This will burn out North American appliances if no transformer/converter is used. Note that a transformer/converter is not the same thing as an adapter. An adapter is the physical plug that fits in the wall outlet. The sockets in France generally have two round prongs rather than the rectangular flat type found in North America. A transformer/converter is a separate item that modifies the electrical current for North American appliances, from 110V to 220V.

If you are using an appliance that is not dual-voltage, you will need both an adapter and a transformer/converter. To determine if your device is dual-voltage, look at the information on the back of the charging brick or label. If you see something like “INPUT 100-220V ” then your device is dual-voltage, and you can safely use it with a simple plug adapter for voltages anywhere between 100V and 220V, making sure your device switch - if applicable - is on 220V.

Many companies market travel sets including both a transformer and several European adapters. Such sets usually cost about $20 and are available at luggage shops or department stores.

PLEASE NOTE: We recommend you buy one or several plug adapters (depending on how many you need) to charge your phone, computer, etc.

Please check out the following two resources for more information:

https://www.travelfashiongirl.com/voltage-converter-vs-travel-adapter-how-do-they-work/ (article from Travel Fashion Girl)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J1ZLXYuks4 (YouTube video from Trip Astute)

NOTE: A few small hair dryers (French plug style) will be available to borrow during the Feast should someone forget theirs.

CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE

The currency used in France is the Euro. Exchange rates vary from day to day. As of January 28, 2026, it costs $1.20 to buy one Euro. This will most likely change before the Feast.

We recommend that visitors change at least a small amount of money before their trip to be sure they have some local currency on arrival. While traveler’s checks are a safe way to bring money since they can be replaced if lost or stolen, they are becoming more difficult and expensive to change.

Debit Cards

Many visitors use ATM cards to withdraw Euros from ATMs. A visitor’s bank account is debited in the home currency and a small fee is charged. This is very convenient and one of the least costly ways to change money, since the fee is offset by an often more advantageous exchange rate.

Airports/Specialized Exchange Offices

Banks in France no longer offer currency exchange services. If you need to change foreign bills for Euros, your best option would be a specialized exchange office (“bureau de change”), such as those found in airports and some larger cities (i.e. Global Exchange, American Express or Travelex).

Credit Cards

MasterCard and Visa are widely accepted in France; other credit cards (i.e. Discover or American Express) are accepted in a more limited way or not at all. It is also possible to use a MasterCard or Visa with a PIN code to obtain a cash advance (in which case visitors are charged a fee as well as interest on the cash advance "loan" by the home bank.)

When using a credit card for purchases, you typically receive an advantageous exchange rate. Look for one which does not charge foreign transaction fees if possible. You may be asked if you would like your purchase converted to USD at the point of sale, but it is usually more advantageous to have the purchase rung up in EUR.

The bottom line: it is always a good idea to have at least two different means of procuring Euros in case there is a problem with an ATM machine or with your card.

Schedule

September 25, 8:30 pmOpening Service - Friday

Church Services 8:30 pm (Main Auditorium)

September 26, 3:00 pmFirst Day - Saturday

Church Services 3:00 pm (Main Auditorium)
Welcome Drink 6:00 pm (Reception/Bar Area)

September 27, 10:00 amSecond Day - Sunday

Church Services 10:00 am (Main Auditorium)
Welcome Day Activity

September 28, 10:00 amThird Day - Monday

Church Services 10:00 am (Main Auditorium)
Port Grimaud/Sainte Maxime Excursion

September 29, 9:00 amFourth Day - Tuesday

Church Services 9:00 am (Main Auditorium)
Cannes Excursion

September 30, 10:00 amFifth Day - Wednesday

Church Services 10:00 am (Main Auditorium)
Talent Show Rehearsal

October 1, 10:00 amSixth Day - Thursday

Church Services 10:00 am (Main Auditorium)
St. Paul de Vence Excursion
Talent Show & Dance 8:30 pm

October 2, 10:00 amSeventh Day - Friday

Church Services 10:00 am (Main Auditorium)
Free Afternoon

October 3, 10:00 amEighth Day - Saturday

Interactive Bible Study (AM) ) 10:00 am (Main Auditorium)
Church Services (PM) 3:00 pm (Main Auditorium)

Location Information

Location Name
Village Club Miléade La Gaillarde
Address
La Gaillarde RD 559, Roquebrune-sur-Argens, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, 83380 FR
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