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When someone dear to you has died it can feel like the colour has been drained from your world. Whilst black has long been associated as the dress code for loss and mourning, our inner world may lack lustre too; everything seems too hard, life is not making sense, and you long for true refreshment; even a divine reset.
This retreat is valuable for anyone journeying the challenge of loss, whether through bereavement or other life losses, and for those who long to experience again the fresh breeze of God.
Discover the benefits of finding God in stillness, give space for God to refresh you, and find His strength for the journey.
Saturday 31st January 2026, 10.15am -12.45pm online
Registration £20 which includes a surprise letter box package, with notes, sent to you a few days prior to the day of retreat. The Zoom link for joining will be sent, via email, the day before the retreat - Friday 30th.
Maximum 8 people.
When someone dear to you has died it can feel like the colour has been drained from your world. Whilst black has long been associated as the dress code for loss and mourning, our inner world may lack lustre too; everything seems too hard, life is not making sense, and you long for true refreshment; even a divine reset.
This retreat is valuable for anyone journeying the challenge of loss, whether through bereavement or other life losses, and for those who long to experience again the fresh breeze of God.
Discover the benefits of finding God in stillness, give space for God to refresh you, and find His strength for the journey.
Saturday 31st January 2026, 10.15am -12.45pm online
Registration £20 which includes a surprise letter box package, with notes, sent to you a few days prior to the day of retreat. The Zoom link for joining will be sent, via email, the day before the retreat - Friday 30th.
Maximum 8 people.