Our cheery hostess, Amy, was on hand to eagerly help everyone get settled in.
That didn't last for too long however.

Amy shared some thoughts to take with us for the evening. We also had time to work in some fellowship, and goodies.

And a late night bonfire. (Oh, they're there, you just can't see 'em.)
It didn't take long for many of the women to find themselves meeting at the water's edge.
Amy shared some thoughts to take with us for the evening. We also had time to work in some fellowship, and goodies.
And a late night bonfire. (Oh, they're there, you just can't see 'em.)
Saturday was the big day! After a good breakfast, Nancy (a long time mentor and friend to Amy) graciously led us a on meaningful and thought-provoking discussion on prayer.

While others took off exploring God and his incredible creation.

While still others chose to take advantage of that awesome beach (complete with cross) .

And for those looking for a roof over their heads, there was the neighborhood giant teepee.
Of course TALKING about prayer is meager compared to the real deal. So our afternoon time was devoted to spending time alone with God. (Isn't that really the best part of any retreat?)
Some women found a quiet place to "squirrel" away with God.
While others took off exploring God and his incredible creation.
While still others chose to take advantage of that awesome beach (complete with cross) .
And for those looking for a roof over their heads, there was the neighborhood giant teepee.
There was a more traditional, expected spot for communing with God, but that was off limits to us. We did use the back room for our meetings, but the main chapel was in use for concert practice by a group of college students.