There are moments when we need to step away from the demands of everyday life, slow down, and make space to pursue Christ.
This fall, we’re offering something new for the women of LivingHope: a small, intimate Women’s Retreat centered on The Ordinary Pursuit.
We often think we need a powerful spiritual experience to reignite our passion for Jesus. But Scripture shows us that God often does His deepest work through the ordinary, faithful rhythms of following Him—opening His Word, praying, worshiping, repenting, and choosing obedience day after day.
Extraordinary faith is cultivated through ordinary faithfulness.
Over the course of this retreat, we’ll slow down, spend meaningful time together, worship, pray, and spend focused time learning how to engage with God’s Word. We’ll study one book of the Bible together and learn practical ways to read Scripture, understand its message, turn it into prayer, respond in obedience, and share what we’re learning with others.
This isn’t simply a weekend away or a few days of inspiration. Our hope is that each woman will return home refreshed, encouraged, more deeply rooted in Christ, and equipped to continue pursuing Him in the ordinary rhythms of everyday life.
Choose the retreat that works best for you
We’re offering two retreat dates, with only 14 women at each retreat:
Tuesday–Thursday, October 20–22
Friday–Sunday, October 23–25
Both retreats will be held in a beautiful home in Sunriver, Oregon, creating a comfortable setting where we can slow down, connect, and encourage one another.
Cost: $200 per woman
Your registration includes: Your own bed, 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts, 1 lunch, Teaching, worship, prayer, Bible study, fellowship, and personal reflection time
Space is limited to 14 women for each retreat, so we encourage you to register soon.
We’re praying that these retreats will be more than a weekend on the calendar. We’re praying they will help us develop a deeper love for Christ through the ordinary, faithful pursuit of Him—and that what God teaches us will continue to shape our lives and overflow into the lives of others.
Pastor Kristin