Women's Cornerstone 2007

Women's Team Meeting Dates

To be determined

Are you being called to Cornerstone?
Consider a Cornerstone weekend in 2007.

What is a Cornerstone Retreat?

Cornerstone Retreat ia an oppurtunity to renew and strengthen your faith while you grow in your experience of Christian community.

Who will be conducting your Cornerstone Retreat?

A team of men and women who have previously attended Cornerstone retreats will be hosting and leading Cornerstone Retreat 2004.

Team members will give talks on selected themes or lead small group discussions; others will plan liturgy and music; and others will arrange your meals and accommodations. All team members will be dedicated to ensuring an atmosphere or warmth and hospitality.

What can I expect my Cornerstone Retreat to be like?

Cornerstone Retreat activities commemence on Friday evening at 7:00 P.M. Your overnight stay will take place at the Chruch of the Nativity. Great meals and plenty of snacks will be provided throughout the Cornerstone Retreat.

There will be presentations followed by small group discussions, quiet personal reflection time, Reconciliation and Eucharist. There will be ample time to interact with fellow Cornerstone partipants who are looking to grow spirtually.

Here are some quotes of past Cornerstone participants.

"Initially, I was hesitant about attending Cornerstone 2001. I did not know what to expect and remember saying 'I din't know if it's for me'. It was a peaceful and welcoming place where I could just listen, or be listened to."

"It clearly was the most inspirational 28 hrs I have experienced. The new friendships and interaction with other parishioners was an added bonus. The weekend was filled with laughter, prayers, tears, good food, jokes, learning, friendship, and sharing."

"Since my Cornerstone attendance, I not only have a strong sense of our church from a community perspective, but it rebuilt my awareness of the amazing spirt women carry in their souls. I was able to see how God worked through these women who are truly my Christian neighbors."

Contact: Mary Allyn