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SeekaRetreat - Minnesota retreats, retreat workshops, programs and events. Directory of retreat leaders and spiritual directors and coaches. Retreats include themes with topics including: spiritual retreats, religious retreats, healing, yoga, self improvement etc...
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Minnesota, upper Midwestern state of the United States. Minnesota is bordered by Lake Superior and Wisconsin (E), Iowa (S), South Dakota, North Dakota (W) and the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Ontario (N).
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Retreat Centers with Scheduled Retreats
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Windcradle Retreat
Located eight miles North-East of Grand Marais, MN
WindCradle provides a perfect setting for soul, mind, and body restoration. Course input will be woven into a pattern with morning Eucharist (on the beach as weather permits), discussion circles, reflection times, meals overlooking the lake, hikes in the woods and evening bonfires.
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Retreats:
Clergy Retreats
Lay and Women Retreats
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With any of the courses, no particular background (in literature, language or wilderness) is necessary: but an interest in reading and considering spiritual issues from a new perspective and an openness to soul growth.
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Mission: To improve the quality of life for individuals, families and communities affected by alcohol and drug dependency by providing supportive, educational residential services grounded in the Twelve Step principles of Alcoholics Anonymous which are widely accessible, cost-effective and of the highest quality.
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Center for Spiritual Development: Alcoholism affects us physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. The development of the human spirit is a fundamental element of recovery and critical to a successful and fulfilling life. At The Retreat, we believe that on-going spiritual development is essential to long term sobriety and contentment.
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The Retreat's Center for Spiritual Development offers retreats as well as individual and group direction for those seeking to deepen their commitment to spiritual renewal and recovery. Guests explore the basic spiritual principles that give meaning to life and provide the framework for continued development. The Retreat is also available to individuals, Twelve Step groups and others seeking a safe and hospitable place in which to conduct their own retreats. Visit The Retreat's upcomimg schedule.
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 Smokey Hills Wilderness Retreat
53014 State Hyw 34
Osage, MN 56570
smokeyhills.com
toddpayne@smokeyhills.com
320-761-4863
Our mission is to be a place that allows for rejuvenation of the body mind and spirit..
The Smokey Hills Wilderness Retreat formerly the Artisan Village of the Smokey Hills is now open again and operating as a Resort / Retreat.
With an onsite restaurant, conference center, and 18 cabins we are perfect for family retreat,couples retreat, large church family retreat
from 1 to 100 people.
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Highlighted Retreats
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June 13 - 15: Traditions in relationships
The unity of AA and Al-Anon is a cherished quality in our fellowships. Our 12 Steps put our lives in order, but not necessarily our relationships. How to live successfully with others can be found within our Traditions. They are guidelines for our behavior. This weekend will focus on the use and application of the 12 Traditions in relation to having a healthy marriage or partnership. The ideas and principles have been used by many couples and they have been found to work.
The Family Program: McIver Family Center
Alcoholism is a disease that affects the entire family. At The Retreat, we recognize the need for family members and loved ones to embark upon their own spiritual journey of recovery. The Retreat Family Program allows those negatively impacted by alcoholism and drug dependency to begin the healing process and encourages family members and loved ones to further explore how their lives have been personally affected the disease. The Retreat Family Program gives participants the opportunity to better understand addiction, family dynamics and the process of recovery embodied in the Twelve Steps of Al-Anon.
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The Family Program: participation will include
• Group Discussions
• Educational sessions on the 12 Steps & related topics.
• Al-Anon & AA meetings
• Individual meetings with program staff
• Family Conferences
• Personal Reflection
• Meals prepared by our award winning chef
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Lay and Women Retreats
Course/retreat 1
July 10-13, 2008
Wilderness spirituality (Women only)
Many of us connect to the divine through nature. And we are beginning to see that our survival depends on our love of the world. Drawing on the wisdom of writers (such as Loren Eiseley, Sigurd Olson, Barbara Kingsolver, Sallie McFague) as well as the wild wisdom of the ancient beach rocks, the silent river mosses, the fragrant sphagnum bog, we will clarify our relationship to the world and draw strength from her.
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Windcradle Retreat
Located eight miles North-East of Grand Marais, MN
WindCradle provides a perfect setting for soul, mind, and body restoration. Course input will be woven into a pattern with morning Eucharist (on the beach as weather permits), discussion circles, reflection times, meals overlooking the lake, hikes in the woods and evening bonfires.
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Clergy Retreats
Course/retreat 1
July 14-18, 2008
Leading Congregations in Mission in a Post Christian World
As America enters an increasingly post-Christian, postmodern era, how can clergy and lay leaders move congregations into faithful mission without alienating members? Reflecting theologically and practically on promising developments in ecumenical missiology and ecclesiology, we will find our understanding of and engagement in God's mission for the church transformed.
Guest teacher, Dwight Zscheile, Ph.D., is professor of Congregational Mission at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN and an Episcopal priest. His teaching and research focus on theology of mission, church leadership, congregational transformation, evangelism, and mission in a postmodern, postcolonial era.
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Windcradle Retreat
Located eight miles North-East of Grand Marais, MN
WindCradle provides a perfect setting for soul, mind, and body restoration. Course input will be woven into a pattern with morning Eucharist (on the beach as weather permits), discussion circles, reflection times, meals overlooking the lake, hikes in the woods and evening bonfires.
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 Retreat Center: Christ the King Retreat Center
Address: 621 1st Ave S
City: Buffalo
State/Province: MN
Postal: 55313
Telephone: 763-682-1394
Web Site: www.kingshouse.com
Email: christtheking@kingshouse.com
March 28-30, 2008
A Retreat for the Separated or Divorced : In the Palm of God’s Hand
Presenter: Adaire Lassonde, SSND - Director of the Office for Separated and Divorced
Sometimes it seems as if the light is NOT at the end of the tunnel! The journey is hard at times, and it doesn’t feel like we always have a choice in the direction we choose to take in our lives. We want to know that in this journey we have safety nourishment, trust and reassurance. We want to experience hope in the barren places to handle hardships we encounter.
To survive after separation or divorce, we need spiritual support. So we must know we are in the palm of God’s hand, that the hurt we most certainly experience will bring us to a closer union with the Divine.
Registration: Friday, March 28, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.
Concludes: Sunday, March 30, 2008 at 12:45 p.m.
Suggested Offering: $115.00 per person
April 17-18, 2008: Parish Professionals
In God’s Company: Living a Christian Life Today
Presenter: King’s House Team
Registration: Thursday, April 17 at 11:00 am
Concludes: Friday April 18 at 12:45pm
Suggested Offering: $75.00 per person
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June 1, 2008 10:30-5:00
"RECLAIM JOY" Minnesota Women's Daylong Retreat
Women's Wellness, Health, Silence, Art, Personal Development ,Forgiveness ,Guided Imagery, Nutrition, Movement
Event spiritual orienation: Ecumenical
Event environment: Synagogue on small lake
Event overview: A Day for self nurture with presentations on transformation, nutrition and forgiveness.Exploring the process of "letting go" through Guided Imagery, Movement, Music and Art "how to" basics on creating your own retreat This is a first in a series of women's retreats to be held throughout the year
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Retreat leaders: Kathy Jennings Noel Radcliffe, Jean Frederick, Glenda Cedarleaf
Retreat leaders: Kathy Jennings Continuum Movement Teacher and Trager Practitioner, Noel Radcliffe MD holistic Physician, Jean Frederick RN, Nutritionist and personal Trainer, Glenda Cedarleaf LICSW psychotherapist and hypnotherapist
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Retreat leader phone: Kathy Jennings 612 702 2832
Retreat leader web site: www.kathyjennings.com
Retreat leader email: kj@kathyjennings.com
Retreat center name: Adath Jeshurun synagogue in the "beautiful round chapel"
Retreat center city: Minnetonka, MN 55305
Retreat blog is http://glendaruth1.wordpress.com
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Retreat Calendar
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Date: May 2-4, 2008
Title: Contemplative Nature Retreat
Presenter: David Rothstein
email: davidroth64@yahoo.com
Retreat center: Villa Maria Center, Frontenac, MN
Telephone: 651-587-1443
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