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.

Join us on Wednesday, March 18th from 2-4 p.m. for a free lecture titled “The Church Cannot be Silent, but What Should It Say?” by Dr. William Yoo, Associate Professor of American Religious and Cultural History at Columbia Theological Seminary.

Montreat is pleased to offer a special room rate in Assembly Inn for individuals and families seeking respite from their busy lives and hectic schedules.

Discovering Renewal will focus on seeking respite in everyday experiences.

ARW is a week long experiential opportunity to participate in recreation, worship, community, creativity and the arts.

Montreat Youth Conference is a unique gathering of young people from all over the country for a week of study, worship, and recreation.

The Clubs program is a recreation and fellowship experience for the children of conferees, local residents, vacationers, and visitors. Events are planned with each group’s age and interests in mind.

Explore opportunities for vital worship experiences and enriching the liturgical life of the local church.

Explore opportunities for vital worship experiences and enriching the liturgical life of the local church.

Each summer, hundreds of middle-school aged youth gather to grow, sing, and worship God.

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

Come join us as we experience powerful and authentic worship led by women, make space for honest and faithful conversations, and allow time for discernment and renewing rest.

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.

The third of a three-part series of annual retreats led by the Celtic teacher John Philip Newell and his colleague Cami Twilling in which we explore the sacredness of the imagination, the sacredness of compassion, and the sacredness of reshaping the world.