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Members help nurture a cooperative movement that supports the development of retreat farms, campgrounds, learning centers, urban spiritual spaces, and sacred places for prayer and reflection.
Network
Free
Annually
- Visiting retreat centers for personal renewal and reflection
- Participating in classes, gatherings, and spiritual workshops
- Sharing spiritual insights, teachings, and experiences with others
- Contributing ideas that strengthen the growing network
Impact
$1,000
Annually
- Includes all Core benefits, plus…
- Helping steward retreat lands and sacred spaces
- Leadership opportunities on committees/board
- Influence on strategy and regional workforce initiatives
- Priority speaking/panel opportunities
Core
$500
Annually
- Includes all Network benefits plus…
- Supporting the ongoing growth of established Havens
Supporting the development of new retreat locations
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A Community of Shared Vision
Membership in our retreat network is an invitation to participate in a growing community dedicated to creating sacred spaces of spiritual renewal, learning, and healing throughout the United States. Whether you are seeking personal spiritual growth or hoping to help build places of retreat and refuge, membership offers a way to connect with others who share a similar vision.
Our network is made up of individuals, families, retreat hosts, teachers, and spiritual seekers who believe in the value of creating environments where people can encounter peace, inspiration, and deeper connection with God.
Members help nurture a cooperative movement that supports the development of retreat farms, campgrounds, learning centers, urban spiritual spaces, and sacred places for prayer and reflection.
A Vision for Sacred Spaces
Our network is a growing collaboration of individuals and communities who share a vision: creating spiritual retreat spaces throughout the United States where people can step away from the pressures of everyday life and reconnect with God, with themselves, and with one another.
Inspired by the spiritual heritage of the Latter Day Saint restoration, we seek to cultivate places dedicated to reflection, healing, learning, and spiritual growth. These retreats are nondenominational and open to all who desire to explore faith, deepen their spiritual lives, and experience the peace that comes from sacred space.
Each retreat center is unique, shaped by the land it occupies and the people who steward it. Some may be quiet farms where visitors reconnect with nature and experience the rhythms of creation. Others may be retreat campgrounds designed for gatherings, study groups, and spiritual fellowship. Some may be located in cities, offering places of prayer, meditation, healing, and spiritual support within the midst of daily life.
Together, these diverse spaces form a cooperative network united by a shared purpose: helping individuals grow in faith and discover deeper meaning in their lives.
Who Can Become a Member
All are welcome to grow in faith with us, without exception. Our community seeks to bring together people from diverse backgrounds and beliefs, united by a shared desire to seek God and cultivate lives of compassion, wisdom, and spiritual awareness.
Membership is open to all regardless of age, race, ethnic background, nationality, gender identity, sexual orientation, family or socioeconomic status, educational background, political affiliation, physical or mental ability, or faith history.
We believe that diversity is one of the greatest gifts of God’s creation. Through unity in diversity, our community becomes richer in understanding, deeper in compassion, and stronger in its ability to serve others.
Radical Welcome
All are welcome to grow in faith with us, without exception.
Respect for Faith Journeys
We recognize that each person’s spiritual path is unique.
Stewardship with Creation
We seek to care for creation with gratitude and responsibility, recognizing the earth as a sacred gift from God.
Community and Cooperation
Our retreats are connected through cooperation rather than hierarchy.