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Retreat Details

Date

November 1-3, 2024

Cost

$160 per person with a $80 non-refundable deposit by October 1, 2024

Retreat Schedule
Friday

7:00 pm            Check-in begins (might go longer pending group arrival)

8:30 pm            Opening Celebration/Worship (might need to be pushed to 9 pending arrival times)
10:00 pm          Church group time
11:00 pm          Lights out

Saturday
8:00 am            Breakfast
9:30 am            Worship
10:30 am          Church group time
12:30 pm          Lunch
1:00 pm            Free Time with Church Group
6:00 pm            Dinner
7:00 pm            Worship
8:15 pm            Church group time
9:30 pm            Bonfire
11:00 pm          Back to Camp
11:30 pm          Lights out

Sunday
8:00 am – Breakfast
9 am- Closing worship with communion
10 am- Group Picture and then Dismissal

Location
Camp Glisson 690 Camp Glisson Road Dahlonega, Georgia 30533

Meet Our Leaders

Colin Kroll

Colin Kroll

Preacher

Colin serves as the Young Adults Ministry Manager with CBF. He works to address the needs of young adults in CBF churches and help congregations engage with them. He provides resources for churches to understand the young adults in their congregations and their communities as partners in ministry and service. Colin is able connect young adults to resources, experiences and opportunities that provide deeper connections to their sense of calling.

Sally Ann & Matthew Nichols

Sally Ann & Matthew Nichols

Worship Leader

Sally Ann Nichols, MM, MT-BC is an Academic Professional / Clinical Supervisor in Music Therapy at the University of GA. She has advanced training in neurologic music therapy (NMT-F) and neonatal intensive care unit music therapy (NICU-MT). Before joining UGA, Sally Ann was a medical music therapist at UAB Hospital in Birmingham, AL working with a variety of patients across the hospital, including neurologic, level 1 trauma, cardiology, oncology, palliative, psychiatric, neonatal, and other general medical populations.

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