When was the last time that you looked at nature and sighed?  When was the last time you heard the birds talk to each other?  When was the last time you stopped the car to watch the sunset?  When was the last time you just stopped and listened to the wind as it set the leaves to dancing making the sound of their creator?  When was the last time that your heart was truly at rest?  Once you heart begins to rest you will understand that God is trying to ask you  'Do you see me?  Do you want to see more of me?'  Open your eyes to the mysteries and the beauty of God.  God is pursuing you, but in the busyness of your day you may not see Him wooing and romancing you. God is in love with you!

     Do you need a place where everything stops and rest is the order of the day?  Do you need to get away to a 'sanctuary'?  A 'sanctuary' is place where you can stop and spend time with the One who has been pursuing you all of your life.  A 'sanctuary' is a place where you can restore the joy you first felt when you met God.  Is it time for you to reconnect with the One who yearns to have communion with you in the cool of the morning?

At Sanctuary we have created an environment where quiet and peace are the norm.  During you stay here you will NOT have people dropping in for counseling, deadlines or meetings.  At Sanctuary you will have:

       Time for personal worship

       Time for personal reading

       Time for a walk in the Ponderosa Pines and the Aspens

       Time for a nap

       Time to reflect on where your ministry has been and discern where God wants it to go

       Time to listen to the waterfall and watch as wildlife walks through the property

       Time to hear God's voice in the stillness

Has the enemy stolen your time?  Has the enemy stolen your joy?  At Sanctuary you will have time to rest, reflect, get inspiration, and hear what revelation God has been speaking to you.  Even Jesus needed time away to be renewed and to hear where God was leading him next.

Mark 6:31  "Come away to a quiet place and rest awhile."