All women and nonbinary adults are invited to our annual retreat at the Vallombrosa Center in Menlo Park. Come for a weekend of connecting and learning together and having a whole lot of fun!
Vallombrosa Center
250 Oak Grove Ave., Menlo Park
Who:
All women and nonbinary adults
When:
Friday, March 28 (check-in begins at 4 pm) to Sunday, March 30 (ends after lunch)
Cost:
We are unable to provide refunds after March 13.
Where:
Vallombrosa Center, 250 Grove Ave., Menlo Park, CA
It can be hard to feel grounded in these days, let alone joyful. Together we will create a nurturing space to focus on our relationship with God. With the help of Scripture, song, ancient practices and fresh perspectives, we will, by grace, hit the re-set button on our lives of faith, and find new empowerment and hope.
Rev. Diana Nishita Cheifetz
Rev. Dr. Diana Nishita Cheifetz (she/her/hers) is a third generation Japanese American Californian, and a Presbyterian minister. She holds degrees from UC Berkeley, San Francisco Theological Seminary, and McCormick Theological Seminary, as well as a Certificate in the Art of Spiritual Direction. She is married to Jeff, a retired Presbyterian pastor, and is the mother of Pastor Laura Mariko Cheifetz, as well as artist son David Cheifetz, and is also the grandmother to two very active grandchildren. Diana serves as a spiritual director and spiritual direction supervisor and lives in Tacoma, Washington (where she still misses real sunshine). You can read more at www.dianacheifetz.com.