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"Then, because so many people were coming and going that they did not even have a chance to eat, he said to them, “Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest.” (Mark 6:31 NIV)
Jesus hasn't stopped issuing this invitation to ministry leaders. As clergy are called upon to lead in and through increasingly complex dynamics, it is vital that they be able to "come away" with God periodically to rest, refresh, and renew. CCCW is pleased to offer a variety of contemplative retreat experiences for clergy leaders. These guided experiences, generally from 1-day to 1-week long, allow clergy safe and sacred space to be alone with God--and themselves--in ways that are restorative and transformational. Retreats are held at local retreat centers, and the associated fees include overnight accommodations (for other than 1-day retreats), meals, and any retreat materials. Customized retreats for clergy or lay groups are also available. Contact us for more information.
Is your group looking to retreat together? CCCW is happy to work with you to customize a retreat experience. Contact us at clergyandcongregations@gmail.com
Nurturing Spirit & Soul: Retreats as Essential Practice
In the fast-paced, modern world, where noise and chaos often drown out the whispers of the soul, contemplative retreats stand as sanctuaries of silence and serenity. For clergy, whose lives are deeply intertwined with the spiritual and emotional well-being of their congregations, these retreats offer not just a reprieve from the demands of their vocation but also a profound opportunity for self-discovery, renewal, and reconnection with their faith. Here are some of the compelling benefits of clergy taking time for contemplative retreats.
Renewed Spiritual Connection
Contemplative retreats provide clergy with a sacred space to deepen their connection with the divine. In the quietude of retreat centers, away from the distractions of everyday life, clergy can engage in prayer, meditation, and scripture study with undivided attention. This focused spiritual practice rekindles their faith, reminding them of the core beliefs and values that drew them to the clergy in the first place. READ MORE...
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