Selah: Young Adult Fall Retreat

In a world that never slows down, Selah is an invitation to pause. Throughout Scripture, “Selah” is a sacred interruption—a moment to stop, reflect, and remember who God is. This retreat is designed for young adults who need space to step away from the noise, reset spiritually, and reconnect with the Lord and one another.

📅 October 30 – November 1, 2026

⏰ Arrival begins Friday at 7:00 PM | Departure Sunday around 10:30 AM
📍 Barefoot Republic Camp and Retreat Center (Facility Video)
👥 Young Adults (ages 18–39)

A Weekend to Pause and Renew

Over this weekend, we will worship together, dive into God’s Word, have honest and meaningful small group conversations, and intentionally build Christ-centered community. Whether you feel overwhelmed, spiritually tired, searching for clarity, or simply needing renewal, this retreat offers time to breathe deeply and refocus your heart.

The retreat is thoughtfully designed for young adults and young professionals who want to unplug from daily responsibilities and distractions in order to focus on spiritual renewal, authentic fellowship, and personal growth.

The peaceful setting and retreat-style accommodations create an ideal environment for reflection, rest, and connection.

“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10

Registration & Cost

💲 Total Cost: $140 per person  |  👉 Register Here
Includes lodging, meals, and all on-site retreat activities.

Participants may either pay in full or choose the two-payment option:

• $70 due April 12

• $70 due September 1

Lodging

Married couples are welcome to attend!
However, lodging will be in designated men’s and women’s cabins with bunk beds to help maximize space for everyone attending.

Travel

If we receive 30 registrations by April 12, we hope to arrange a charter bus for group travel.

If that goal isn’t reached, attendees will simply arrange their own transportation to the retreat center.

What to Bring

• Twin bedding or sleeping bag & pillow

• Clothes for both cool and warm autumn weather

• Comfortable outdoor/walking shoes

• Refillable water bottle

• Toiletries and a towel

• Bible, notebook, and pen

• Camping chair

• Optional: snacks, board games, or outdoor games for free time

What the Weekend Will Look Like

The retreat will include a healthy rhythm of worship, teaching, small groups, personal reflection, and free time to relax and connect.

Highlights include:

• Worship sessions and teaching throughout the weekend

• Breakout discussion groups

• Personal reflection time

• Bonfire worship Saturday night

• Community meals and relaxed free time

• Communion and closing time together Sunday morning

Questions?

For more information, contact Cedric Fifer (423-400-8097).

We look forward to gathering for a meaningful and spiritually refreshing weekend together.