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Retreats


Steps for Beginning a Retreat

The opening sequence of events at a retreat is very important for building the foundation of the event. During this time your goal is to accomplish a number of objectives (see below). This will lead the group naturally into the first talk introducing the retreat...

Running Retreats with Small Group Discussions

Small group discussions can be the core of a retreat. They provide the informal and “safe” environment for participants to share their thoughts and questions on the topics being discussed. They are the place where participants can internalize the information being presented After the Before...

Planning Retreats

One way parishes, youth groups, and other church organizations have traditionally heightened their understanding and experience of the Church is by sponsoring an evening or day-long retreat. For some, planning a retreat provides exciting possibilities for stewardship, ministry, outreach, and fellowship; for others, the prospect...

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