A Weekend Retreat for College Students
The Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles (CARP) is hosting several Divine Principle study workshops—weekend retreats that allow you to put life on pause and gain a deeper understanding of the Divine Principle.
Akira Watanabe, leader of the CARP team at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) says the goals of these retreats are “to introduce a God-centered viewpoint and value system, to help young adults still experience their spiritual growth while in school and to have them continue to be a part of this ‘family,’ studying and living God’s Word together.”
The CARP Divine Principle retreat includes fellowship, hiking, sports, lectures and discussions on the Divine Principle. The primary focus is to build authentic relationships, share the larger vision of True Parents and get excited to take part in building a God-centered culture.
The next retreat will take place the weekend of November 21-23. This event will feature guest speaker Frank Kaufmann, Director of the Inter-religious Federation for World Peace. All college-aged young adults who would like to study the Divine Principle in a relaxing and comfortable environment are invited!
Upcoming retreats:
November retreat
When: Friday, November 21 at 6pm to Sunday, November 23 at 10am
Where:
The House of Harmony on Haven St
7966 Haven St
Las Vegas, NV 89123
Cost: $25, or $40 after November 17 (participants are responsible for their own transportation)
Activities: fellowship, hiking, sports, lectures and discussions on the Divine Principle
December retreat
When: The week of December 15; 3-5 days; time TBD
Where: TBD
For all interested participants, please register by one week prior to each workshop. For registration and questions, or if you would like to support the workshops in any way, please fill out the form below and you will be contacted shortly.
Ruby
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I have a college student that I would like to have go on a retreat. Any certain ones that are good that are still around? To help her with maturity and growth in responsibility and all of the above
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