St. Thomas Women's Retreat: Women’s Stories of God at the Threshold

Please fill out this form to register for the St. Thomas Women's Retreat: Women’s Stories of God at the Threshold.

November 7, 2026, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., $40 (scholarships available)

Women’s Stories of God at the Threshold creates a spacious day for women to enter that in-between place together. Through the stories of women whose lives took turns they did not plan, we will listen for the ways loss, love, responsibility, change, and rediscovery can reshape who we understand ourselves to be—and how God may be encountered in the midst of that reshaping.

The retreat is designed to move from listening to noticing. Sacred music, prayer, testimony, silence, conversation, art, and gentle movement gradually turn our attention from the stories we hear toward the thresholds within our own lives. Participants are invited to wonder rather than resolve, to recognize rather than explain, and to make room for whatever may still be unfinished.

Contact Mtr. Suzan Olson with questions or scholarship requests, solson@stthomasop.org.
 
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Please fill out this form to register for the St. Thomas Women's Retreat: Women’s Stories of God at the Threshold.

November 7, 2026, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., $40 (scholarships available)

Women’s Stories of God at the Threshold creates a spacious day for women to enter that in-between place together. Through the stories of women whose lives took turns they did not plan, we will listen for the ways loss, love, responsibility, change, and rediscovery can reshape who we understand ourselves to be—and how God may be encountered in the midst of that reshaping.

The retreat is designed to move from listening to noticing. Sacred music, prayer, testimony, silence, conversation, art, and gentle movement gradually turn our attention from the stories we hear toward the thresholds within our own lives. Participants are invited to wonder rather than resolve, to recognize rather than explain, and to make room for whatever may still be unfinished.

Contact Mtr. Suzan Olson with questions or scholarship requests, solson@stthomasop.org.