Program & Event Calendar

Road Scholar participants come to Montreat from every walk of life to learn together, to exchange ideas, and to explore the world.

During the summer months, it is our privilege to host the community gathered to worship the Triune God.

The Clubs program is a recreation and fellowship experience for the children of conferees, local residents, vacationers, and visitors.

Montreat welcomes you this summer to the mountains for Sabbath opportunities at the Assembly Inn, with some limited recreational opportunities available.

Arts, Music, and Theology is a summer lecture series spanning a variety of topics. 2020 events are online only, but free to everyone.

Designed for middle school youth and their group leaders.

This credentialing and training course brings military and government chaplains and their families together for a time of learning, daily worship, connection, and refreshment.

Important Update About Women’s Connection 2020 The 2020 Women’s Connection has been postponed to 2021. All 2020 key leadership have agreed to return for the 2021 event, and our theme remains the same. The 2021 dates are August 13-15. We hope you will join us! Your 2020 reservation will automatically be rolled over to 2021. If your reservation included Montreat Conference Center housing and meals, you will be in the same housing for 2021. If you wish to cancel and receive a refund, please email our Adult Conference Registrar, Susan Akduman, at susana@montreat.org. Please give your first and last name …

Whether you are a church leader, church member, teacher, administrator, civil employee, non-profit professional, or frequent volunteer, this training will equip you to disrupt and dismantle systematic racism.

Discovering Renewal will focus on seeking respite in everyday experiences.

Work with your hands, your voice, and your craft to create beautiful handmade works of art as you make time for renewal in a community of artists.

Explore the implications of Jesus’ radical vision of boundlessness with John Phillip Newell.

Explore your own unique recipe for spiritual practices which sustain you in this four week online course.

This three-day virtual event will be designed for church leaders and congregational members to reconsider what effective evangelism might look like in their particular neighborhoods and communities.

Join us for a time of learning, chant, and spiritual practice rooted in the Celtic vision of John Philip Newell.

Christian mystics are men and women of every generation who enjoyed a profound sense of God’s presence — even “union” with God — in their lives. What can we learn from these heroes of the faith? What do the great mystics have to say to us today?

Gain insight into ways of moving members of a congregation toward a healthy and faithful life together.

This Thanksgiving, gather up the whole family and come to Assembly Inn’s historic Galax Dining Room for a traditional Thanksgiving feast.

Education for leading a congregation and faith community in transition