EVENTS
Upcoming
Quiet Retreat
Join us for a an overnight quiet retreat, designed to create space for silence and solitude in community. Experience God's presence through self-directed avenues such as prayer, meditation, scripture and journaling. You may choose to maintain silence throughout your personal retreat or engage with others in quiet conversation during meals.
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Quiet retreats are offered monthly. Fall dates through the end of the year are: October 9-10, November 13-14, and December 11-12.
Date: Wednesday, September 11, to
Thursday, September 12,
2024
Time: 10 am Wed until 10 am Thurs
Sponsored by: Sabbath House
Registration: info@sabbathhouse.org
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Suggested donation: $100 per person single occupancy, $75 double, $50 quad.
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Pastor's Pause
Pastors Pause offers rest, soul care and community for pastors and ministry leaders. We are honored to serve those who continually pour out to others. We begin with breakfast followed by a morning retreat that includes guided prompts and some time and space for prayer and reflection in and around the beauty of Sabbath House. Guests are welcome stay for an optional afternoon personal retreat. Come and experience spiritual refreshment!
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Date: Monday, September 23, 2024
Time: 9 am to noon, optional
afternoon personal retreat
Sponsored by: Sabbath House
Registration: chaplain@sabbathhouse.org
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Upcoming dates: Monday, November 18, 2024, and January 27, 2025.
Recent
June 3, 10, 17 & 24, 2024
A small cohort met weekly through the month of June to explore together author and speaker Bette Dickinson's "Seeds of Hope" study. Reflection, prayer, creative practices and tender sharing time provided tools to address, lament and ultimately heal in the painful and wounded places in our hearts.
Holy Week Contemplative Experience
March 28 & 29, 2024​
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Visitors made their way through Sabbath House on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday for a Lenten encounter with Jesus. The self-paced, guided journey centered on Jesus' suffering as he prepared for the cross. The interactive format engaged the senses, setting the stage for a personal encounter with the Savior.