Upcoming Retreats

Basics in Leadership

Dates: May 7 – 9, 2026

Heart & Focus: Encouragement, discipleship, and practical leadership growth

A retreat designed for church leaders and volunteers who want to grow in confidence, character, and calling. This gathering focuses on discipleship, leadership foundations, and caring well for both congregation members and new believers. Come be refreshed, build meaningful relationships, and be equipped to lead with clarity and strength.

Courageous Women of Faith

Dates: May 15-19, 2026

Heart & Focus: Biblical courage and Spirit-led leadership for women

An empowering women’s retreat highlighting the stories and strength of biblical heroines like Jael, Esther, Abigail, and Rahab. Through worship, discussion, and reflection, discover fresh courage and wisdom for your own calling. Connect with other women and grow in bold, faith-filled leadership that brings true empowerment.

Marriage Retreat

Dates: To Be Announced

Heart & Focus: Renewal, connection, and spiritual strengthening for couples

A focused getaway for couples to reconnect, refocus, and strengthen their marriage through biblical teaching and intentional conversation. Whether newly married or decades in, this retreat provides space to grow closer to one another and to God — building love, unity, and lasting spiritual partnership.

Moving Back into Trust

Dates: To Be Announced

Heart & Focus: Restoring trust in leadership and ministry relationships

Created for church staff and ministry leaders, this retreat centers on building and rebuilding trust within teams and communities. Learn how to cultivate honesty, unity, and respect through words, actions, and attitudes. Strengthen your relationship with the Lord and develop healthier, more resilient leadership culture.

Building a Lasting Church

Dates: To Be Announced

Heart & Focus: Healthy culture, strong foundations, lasting impact

A leadership retreat centered on creating churches that are welcoming, healthy, and built to last. Learn how to form strong first impressions, build genuine relationships, and lead with grace instead of control. Collaborate and strategize around habits and behaviors that create thriving church communities.