JCPC Men’s Retreat 2025

About Our Theme…

Belong, Believe, Become.
Digging a deeper reservoir of sustainable, resilient faith.

Session 1: Belong - God asks, “Where are you?”
Exploring our lives of discipleship, and the implications of God’s abundant, and even offensive, grace.

Session 2: Believe - God says, “I have called you”
How in the world are we supposed to walk with Jesus in these complex and volatile times? Do we believe that God is even speaking to us?

Session 3: Become - God says, “So I send you…”
What of my faith is worth pouring into the lives of others, including future generations? What are some “bigger” questions to ask about what the Spirit might be doing with me for the long-term?

About Amicalola Falls…

Amicalola Falls Lodge is nestled near Amicalola Falls - the tallest waterfall in Georgia! This picturesque destination is perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We have rented guest rooms in the lodge that each sleep two, with the option of paying for the whole room if you prefer to bunk alone.

The price includes all meals from the Cascades Restaurant as well as the lodging fee, which grants access to parking, wifi, coffee, and other accommodations.

An itinerary will be sent out 2 weeks prior to the retreat and payments may be made all at once, or broken up into two transactions - one at the time of registration, and the second by February 28.

If you have any questions, contact Pastor Rachel.
revrachel@jcpcusa.org
480-773-8657

Click here to read about Amicalola Falls Lodge

When: March 7 - 9, 2025

Where: Amicalola Falls Lodge

Guest Speaker: Rev. Adam Borneman
Project Director, The Ministry Collaborative

Theme: Belong, Believe, Become

Pricing:

$569 per non-shared room

$344 per shared room

Price includes lodging, all meals, lodging fees, parking, and taxes.

About Our Speaker…

Rev. Adam Borneman serves on staff with The Ministry Collaborative as Program Director. Playing a key role in overall strategic development and program implementation, he is also significantly engaged in workshop leadership, facilitation training, and coaching. Adam is an ICF trained coach, and especially enjoys helping pastors and congregations lead change. Raised in Snellville, GA, Adam is a graduate of Samford University and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Boston, MA (M.Div., Th.M.), and came to The Ministry Collaborative after serving as pastor at Second Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL. Adam stays busy with writing projects, backpacking, and spending time with his wife Jessica and three young daughters, Maggie (10), Hannah(7), and Becklee(3).

You can read about The Ministry Collective here.