Boston

April 28, 2025

A ONE-DAY RETREAT

This year we are experimenting with a few One-Day PP&G retreats. Same heart. Same hospitality. Same focus on healing, connection, and re-imagination. Same basic flow...all in a six-hour experience.

Location: Anchor Church Boston Guides: Rev. Stephanie spellers, Aaron niequist

We are not where we were; we are not yet where we will be. We are on our way.

Join us in Houston as we seek to find Christ on the way. Or better said: to be found by Christ on the way. We'll explore three gospel stories where Jesus met someone on the road and asked them a question that honored the exact place they stood, while inviting them further. Through these ancient texts and evergreen spiritual practices, we’ll make space for the Spirit of Christ to help us take the next right step into Love.

You don’t have to stumble this path alone.


Basic Schedule

MONDAY

8:30am Coffee and Registration
9:00am Morning worship, liturgy, contemplative practice 10:00am Teaching, interaction, holy space, and practice with Rev Stephanie Spellers 12:00pm Lunch Together 1:00pm Closing Worship and Sending Session with Rev Steph, Aaron, and team.
3:00pm Retreat Ends

*Hope you practice delight for the rest of the day in Boston!*


Come to exhale and learn a few spiritual practices
to re-center your soul in the unforced rhythms of Grace.

Come to meet other Christian leaders and be reminded that you're not alone.

Come to worship and learn at the intersection of multiple Christian traditions...
allowing God to fire your imagination for what could be.


Registration opens February 1, 2025

registration fee: $99


We’ll be sharing much, much as this one-day retreat comes together. (And as we plan other one-day retreats around the country. Stay tuned!!)

 

Co-Hosted by…

At the historic Arlington Street Church…

 

Retreat Guides

Rev Stephanie Spellers

Aaron Niequist

My fervent prayer is that you will examine your life and the life of your church, and the systems and assumptions that shape both. I hope you will become less anxious about how you and your community are cracking open, and more curious about how God might remake you as a true community of love.
— Rev Stephanie Spellers