Each year, approximately 35,000 people visit Montreat Conference Center to reunite with family and friends, to attend conferences or church retreats, and to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of God’s creation. It is Montreat Conference Center’s privilege and great honor to offer time and place for all these things. Watch the Montreat video and learn more.
NEWS BRIEFS...
- Planning Underway for Summer Worship at Montreat Conference Center!
- Is your group looking for a way to make a difference in the world? Check out this incredible new program: Montreat Mission Experience!
- Your gift makes the difference. Watch Montreat Conference Center’s Annual Fund video and contribute online today!
ABOUT YOUTH & YOUNG ADULTS...
- Download the 2009 Youth Conference Registration Packet and register today! Learn more…
- Montreat’s Young Adult Intentional Community underway; applications being accepted!
CONFERENCE NOTES...
- Coming soon! Register now for The Blaze: A Formative Gathering for Leaders of Youth and Ski Weekend for Youth.
- New in 2009! Plan now for alt7: The Power at Work Within Us, for PC(USA) clergy under 40; Faith and Environment: Embracing God’s Call to be Green; and the Calvin Jubilee.
Plan Your Event
Conversation over a good meal. A retreat with friends or co-workers. A productive meeting or a festive celebration. These are times and places that build lasting relationships. As your host, the staff at Montreat Conference Center is committed to providing you with a customized experience designed to meet your needs. We can help you start planning today!
Spotlight
Meet U.S. Congressman John Lewis
Often called “one of the most courageous persons the Civil Rights Movement ever produced,” Rep. John Lewis (D-GA), author with Michael D’Orso of Walking With The Wind: A Memoir of the Movement, has dedicated his life to protecting human rights, securing civil liberties, and building what he calls “The Beloved Community” in America. Lewis, who will offer a keynote address Sunday afternoon, January 4, at the 2009 College Conference, will also be available Sunday morning in Anderson Auditorium for a reception at 9:30 a.m. followed by an informal “question and answer” session at 10:15 a.m. The public is welcome to attend.
