Events.

If you are a shepherd, one who cares for others in the church (pastor, counselor, ministry leader) this space is for you. Come and find space for rest and nourishment.

A weekend designed for shepherds and those who desire to attend to God. Step away from usual responsibilities for a little while to slow down and be still. We will attend to God, the Scriptures, and to our hearts: lament pain, celebrate the good, and commune with God and others.

If you are a shepherd, one who cares for others in the church (pastor, counselor, ministry leader) this space is for you. Come and find space for rest and nourishment.

If you attend the morning retreat, "Show Me Your Glory," you may register for this additional workshop rooted in John 12. We will attend to God through collage, prayer, images, and Scripture. We will pay attention to offering our hearts to God through creativity for his glory. (Men and Women)

A lenten retreat to look for the glory of God in suffering. As we consider the death of Lazarus in John 11, we will fix our eyes on Jesus and attend to His story, their story, and our own stories. We will ask God to reveal His glory ~ He is our hope and anchor in life's challenges. (Men and Women)

Our heart's long for God. Join us for a prayer retreat to attend to the grace and love of God. As we pay attention through Jesus' teaching of the parable of the Father's love in Luke 15, let us listen for God's invitation. Let us yield to the transforming power of the love of God.

Join us for a Lenten retreat for women. We will attend to our journey and our own hearts as we companion Mary and Martha in their story of brokenness, suffering, healing, and transformational beauty.

It has been a difficult season. Are you worn and weary, needing renewal? A work of art exhibits signs of wear and tear over time. It needs restoration. How did Jesus minister to his disciples after the trauma, pain, and disorientation of the crucifixion? Join us for a retreat to attend to God.

A mini-virtual retreat in preparation of remembering Jesus' sacrifice for us on the cross. Opposition to Jesus increased in his final year of ministry. Let us journey with Jesus and attend to our hearts this Lent as we move toward Good Friday and Easter. What is God's invitation to us this year?

A mini-virtual retreat in preparation of remembering Jesus' sacrifice for us on the cross. Opposition to Jesus increased in his final year of ministry. Let us journey with Jesus and attend to our hearts this Lent as we move toward Good Friday and Easter. What is God's invitation to us this year?

It has been the season of the mask. Let's prayerfully consider the intangible masks that we wear formed by our expressions, mannerisms, tone of voice, and words; they are shaped by what we offer and what we hide, emotionally and mentally? Are we aware of these layers of our hearts?

A virtual retreat following the themes of the third section of Christine's devotional, Encounter. Take time in the new year to reflect on God's invitation to align with God and partner with him.

A virtual retreat following the themes of the second section of Christine's devotional, Encounter. Take time in the new year to reflect on God's invitation to pay attention and trust.

See 2nd Encounter Retreat. Encounter: Attend and Trust

Join us for a conversation each week via Zoom regarding our journey of transformation guided by Christine's book, Journey to Become.

We are held by God today... even as we gaze at the long road ahead of us and find that it is immersed in the darkness of uncertainty during global pandemic. God's presence is steady and unchanging even still.

Lent is drawing near. During Lent we remember Jesus' journey toward the cross: the increasing opposition, his arrest and crucifixion, burial, and resurrection. This prayer retreat will engage the themes of Lent: waiting, engaging the suffering, intimacy with God, repentance, and hope.

A Women’s Prayer Retreat based on the novel "Sensible Shoes" by Sharon Garlough Brown Hosted by Doylestown Mennonite Church Stay tuned for more information...