What is a Soul -Care Retreat?
What is a Soul Care Retreat? Well, for Preach Sista!, it is a small in-person gathering held twice a year on the shores of Lake Michigan. It’s a time of refocusing, renewing. and spiritual refreshing. It’s “mini” because this overnight gathering is limited to no more than ten people. One retreat is held near the beginning of the year and the second is held in the autumn. The retreats are facilitated by Preach Sista! Founder Michelle Loyd-Paige.
January 3-4, 2025
Start the new year RECENTERING. Join Michelle for the first Preach Sista! Soul Care Retreat of 2025, January 3-4 in Muskegon, Michigan. We kick off the retreat with dinner on Friday night at 6:00pm and conclude on Saturday by 3:00pm. Time will be spent in meditation, prayer, stillness, conversation, and reflecting on themes from the devotional (Re)Centered: a 30-Day Realignment Journey. Purchase of the devotional is recommended, but not required. Retreat fees cover housing, meals, and session materials. Space is limited. [Note: there is an option to stay a second night for an additional fee. The second night is an unstructured social time]
September 19-20, 2025
Autumn is a a great time for reflecting on life and faith. It’s a time to notice and pay attention to the areas of life that are feeling depleted. And when you notice areas of depletion, you likely need to refill those areas. If it’s September and you need a refill consider joining Michelle for the second Preach Sista! Soul Care Retreat of 2025, September 19-20, 2025 in Muskegon, Michigan. We kick off the retreat with dinner on Friday night at 6:00pm and conclude on Saturday by 3:00pm. Time will be spent in meditation, prayer, stillness, conversation, and reflecting on themes from the devotional ReFill with Preach Sista: Practices for Replenishing and Flourishing. Purchase of the devotional is recommended, but not required. Retreat fees cover housing, meals, and session materials. Space is limited. [Note: there is an option to stay a second night for an additional fee. The second night is an unstructured social time]