If you signed up to receive updates about JumpingTandem: The Retreat, yesterday you received some exciting news in your inbox! The retreat website is live, and when you click over, you’ll get a peek at the speakers and the venue, and you’ll receive information about registration. This year, we also have a blog on the retreat website, with an entire team of bloggers to inspire and encourage you in the months leading up to the event, which takes place next May.
If you submitted an application to volunteer for the retreat, and you haven’t heard from us yet, have no fear! We had so many applications, it’s taking us a long time to get through them all, and to respond to all of you fabulous people. Man, you guys are talented! And generous. And gorgeous. And brilliant. We’d be fools not to want to work with you! So, hang tight, keep praying for us, and we will do our best to get in touch with you soon.
Speaking of praying…
If you’re the praying type, we appreciate any airtime you give to this retreat. When you click over and read about
And…if you’re interested in sponsoring the retreat, or if you know someone who might be interested in sponsoring the retreat, please send an email to Kris Camealy, our Sponsorship Ninja.
Finally, to receive early retreat updates in your inbox, be sure to sign up for the newsletter, and “Like” the retreat Facebook Page.
If you attended the retreat last year, tell us something about the experience in the comments below. If you weren’t there last year, but you’re thinking about joining us in May, feel free to ask questions in the comments and I’ll do my best to answer them. Of course, the idea of hosting this retreat again has me feeling all sorts of things—everything from sheer terror to overwhelming glee. But mostly, I’m trusting God to meet us in Ashland once again, and to gather his people for an outpouring of love, and grace, and (if we’re lucky) a little bit of disco music, too.
For me the retreat was such a wonderful glimpse of the unity of the body of Christ. People of different ages and generations, different life experiences, different church backgrounds worshipping God in unity was the highlight for me. And I made friendships that I still hold and value!
Yes. The friendships that came out of that experience have to be one of my greatest treasures from that weekend. And the singing. And the laughing. And meeting you in real life.
I am excited for you!
Me too! Nervously excited. 🙂
God met me in Ashland in a way I did not expect. My roommate couldn’t make it at the last minute & I ended up in a room alone at the hotel and it was perfect! Not only that, he (God) sent someone my way during the retreat that ministered to me in such a special way. Even today, I don’t know what my dream is, but I know that Jumping Tandem is a special place and I will be there…unless something happens!
I didn’t realize your roommate didn’t make it! Did I know that? Wow. Having you there was a true gift. I love everything about you!
I don’t know if you knew she couldn’t make it or not. No reason you should know, I suppose. The retreat was a special gift!
Oh Deidra – how I wish I could go. But I’ll be praying.
One day, Linda. One day. You and me and some tea, okay?
It’s a date!
yippee skippee! I must not have signed up so glad to see this…i am signed up now and plan to be there.
I look forward to it! And I’m glad you signed up for updates!
I know whose hands those are!