It's a tough time to make travel decisions, isn't it? The unexpected is now expected!
But if you're wanting to come to the Widows Journey Retreat, seriously consider and pray about it--don't just automatically decide against it. These retreats have become turning points for so many widows. They arrive feeling empty and afraid, and they leave feeling renewed, refreshed and restored. It's a special place to meet with God, and it's a life event that you can always look back on and see a difference. Click here for registration info.
If you are concerned about social distancing, here is their Health & Safety policy.
As far as the Widows Journey retreat itself, you'll find that chairs will be set farther apart in the auditorium with good ventilation. Attendees will be encouraged to wear masks; the Sandy Cove staff wears them all the time.
For meals, the dining room will be serving guests, instead of the buffet in years past.
Rooms are still available, and if you are worried about arrival delays, plan to come on Thursday, the day before. I think I will do that this year; let me know when you are arriving and we could chum around together before everyone else gets there.
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