About Anchored in Prayer Retreat
About Us
Welcome to Anchored In Prayer Retreat, a transformative experience designed to deepen your spiritual journey and cultivate a closer relationship with God. Set in a serene and nurturing environment, our retreat offers an opportunity to step away from the busyness of life and immerse yourself in prayer, reflection, and community.
At Anchored in Prayer Retreat, we believe that intentional time spent in prayer can anchor us in our faith and provide guidance in our lives. Whether you are new to prayer or have been on this journey for years, our retreat welcomes individuals from all walks of life. Through guided sessions, contemplative prayer, Eucharistic adoration, prayer circles, personal reflection time, praise and worship you will explore various forms of prayer and discover how they can enrich your spiritual life.
Our dedicated team of Priests, sacred musicians, leaders and facilitators are committed to creating a safe space where you can connect with others, share your experiences, and grow in your spiritual journey. Join us for a weekend filled with inspiration, connection, and renewal.
Come and experience the peace and fulfillment that comes with being Anchored In Prayer. Your journey awaits.
Our Mission
At Anchored in Prayer Retreat, our mission is to create a sacred space where individuals can immerse themselves in the transformative power of prayer and deepen their relationship with God. Rooted in the Catholic faith, we provide an environment of peace and tranquility that invites retreatants to listen to God's word and experience His love and grace.
We strive to foster a vibrant community of prayer and fellowship, where Christians can connect, support each other, and pray together as one body, as well as in private moments of reflection, empowering each person to anchor their lives in faith and community.
As we gather, we are reminded of the promise found in Isaiah 65:24: "It shall come to pass that before they call, i will answer; and while they are speaking, i will hear."