Learn how to Facilitate Prayer Retreats

Preparing Leaders

for Reflection and Prayer Days and Short Retreats

Dr. Evelyn Davis, International Training Consultant for Wycliffe and SIL (with others assisting), will train participants how to facilitate half or full days of reflection and prayer, and short retreats, at two locations in the U.S. in 2008. Dates and places are May 14-23 at Lutheridge Retreat near Asheville, NC, and October 1-10, 2008 at Brookhaven Retreat near Dallas, TX. For the detailed information and an application form, please contact evelyn_davis@wycliffe.org. The training will be done at Kangaroo Ground (Melbourne) in Australia November 20-29. For that information, contact grace_gesto@wycliffe.org

Topics:
The reflection and prayer topics are: A Spiritual Inventory and Spiritual Markers; Personal Worship; Finding A Rhythm of Rest; Life Tasks: Strength for the Journey; Our Time of Need; Prayer Areas and Issues; and The Servant Leader. The two retreat topics are Life Passages and the Missionary Experience and New Testament Images of Adult Growth and Change.

Cost:
The cost for accommodations, meals, and basic books and materials is $575.00. Please note that scholarships are available if needed.


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Comments

CarolG said…
I was introduced to the Wycliffe training when Phil recommended me to Dr. Davis. I did the training in Texas and have been back to North Carolina every year since my initial participation in the capacity of a facilitator/trainer for those who come...it is well worth the money, the program was developed by someone who knows how to educate adults (Dr. Davis ran several Master's programs for the U. of North Carolina). You return home totally prepared to get right down to business. It's a longgggg week but very valuable.
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