Retreat Recap

We had a splendid time in Keswick, three hours west of Cambridge, surrounded by gorgeous trees and an elegantly frozen lake. Our cars arrived at different times Friday night, but soon we were gathered next to the fire putting forward our concerns for prayer, and then it was to bed, although the boys’ cabin stayed up a little later to chat. The next day we prayed, worshipped, read Scripture, and, of course, played an excessive amount of Monopoly. Despite the rain, the intrepid Aussie, Andrew, led us out to amble about on the ice and grass patches, and Jeff continued the trek to the Keswick camp grounds; with soaking shoes we returned for dinner. There was a group of high schoolers at the retreat centre, and with them we watched the film Amazing Grace. On Sunday we shared and prayed, and one car left early while the other played Set until lunch.

It was peaceful and prayerful, and we were all able to rest and return in good health.

Thank God!



Winter Retreat sign up: Sunday night (March 2) sign up deadline!

Our Winter Retreat is going to happen in less than two weeks! Next weekend (March 7-9) we will leave for gorgeous Toah Nipi* in New Hampshire Friday night and return Sunday afternoon. We will have quiet time and worship, bible study and fellowship, and, of course, lots of fun in the snow. This is an amazing way to spend time with friends, to pray, and make new friends.

And, it’s very affordable. Only $50 (including transportation), and if that’s difficult, let us know. We received a generous grant, so money should not be a reason not to come.

Sign up now! The deadline is Sunday night, but why wait? Tell us you are coming by sending your name to , and be sure to mention any dietary restrictions or other things we need to know.

*New venue. We had a scout check it out last week. It’s wonderful: http://www.intervarsity.org/toahnipi/.



Good Luck 1Ls!

We’re praying for you. It’s a rough patch, but soon you’ll be on a real break with nary a concern. God bless you in your studies, and be sure to let us know if you need anything (you can call Matt at 617-230-8228).









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