Refocusing our lives…
though the lens of Easter

As you move through this Holy Season, join us in setting aside time to “check your spiritual vision”—to invite the Holy Spirit to:

reveal any blind spots,
give focus to what seems blurry,
brighten the color in your world,
keep you from “over-focusing” on what is up close or far away,
and to expand your peripheral vision.

“One thing I do know. I was blind, but now I see!” – from John 9

Having given sight to a man who was blind from birth, Jesus declares that opening the eyes of the blind—not only physically, but spiritually—is the very reason he came into the world. The events surrounding Jesus’ arrest, crucifixion, resurrection and ascension reveal the true definition of spiritual blindness. But the transformed lives of the disciples, the apostle Paul, and thousands of new believers reveal the powerful miracle of being given “eyes to see”. This miracle of receiving new sight continues throughout our lives!

This mini retreat will offer time, space and resources for “checking your spiritual vision”. It will include time together with teaching on our theme, time on your own for guided prayer and reflection, meaningful worship, a retreat guide, and good coffee and a continental breakfast.  We’d love to have you join us!

What to expect at these retreats:
Meaningful large-group teaching, times of guided individual reflection, (including retreat materials), pauses for worship, with an ample continental breakfast.

Scholarships Available, Email us to inquire.

We will follow all local, state, and CDC guidelines for COVID safety.

We have two locations:

Peninsula Location:

March 30, 2022
9:00am-12noon
The Pavilion at Holbrook-Palmer Park
150 Watkins Avenue, Atherton
Cost: $60