Pilgrims & Pathfinders Retreat

PILGRIMS & PATHFINDERS RETREAT

Friday, May 30 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm • Saturday, May 31 9:00 am - 4:00 pm • Open to All

This May, you're invited to join us for our 3rd Annual Pilgrims and Pathfinders Retreat at St. Bart's NYC*.* This retreat is to enjoy a weekend on campus connecting with St. Bart's community and growing together in faith. Our keynote guest this year is The Reverend Canon Scott Gunn, Executive Director of Forward Movement and Co-Author of Walk in Love: Episcopal Beliefs and Practices.

The retreat is open to all, and we especially hope that our remote/online members and Pathfinders Class participants will participate. Together, we'll break bread, gather for discussion panels, and worship. Other retreat opportunities include:

• A guided tour of the church, which was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 2016.
• Demonstration of the largest pipe organ in New York City
• A festive meet and greet with cheese, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages.
• A tour of Crossroads Community Services.

Questions? Email Teagan Sage at [tsage@stbarts.org](mailto:tsage@stbarts.org)

REGISTRATION & COST
Advance registration is required for the Pilgrims and Pathfinders Retreat. All are welcome to register. The cost is $50 for both days, and scholarships are available at registration. The deadline to register is May 23. Register Here

KEYNOTE SPEAKER
The Reverend Canon Scott Gunn is executive director of Forward Movement, a ministry of the Episcopal Church that inspires disciples and empowers evangelists. Known widely for Forward Day by Day, they also publish books, host conferences, create curricula, and offer digital resources. Fr. Gunn travels across the church regularly as a preacher, teacher, and retreat leader. His most recent book, The Way of Love: A Practical Guide to Following Jesus, was just published in August. Before serving at Forward Movement, Fr. Gunn was a parish priest in the Diocese of Rhode Island. He is married to the Rev'd Sherilyn Pearce, and they live in downtown Cincinnati with their yellow lab, George. Fr. Gunn blogs at www.sevenwholedays.org

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