What: I'm a Christian: Get me out of here!
Where: Lee Abbey, Devon
When: Monday 13th - Sunday 19th February 2006
Cost: Prices start from £300 full board
Description:
Is life getting in the way of your relationship with God? Are you struggling to balance work or children with a quality prayer life?
This six day holiday at Lee Abbey offers the perfect break time. The beautiful and peaceful location promises refreshment for the soul and the perfect opportunity for spiritual renewal.
Guests will meet Christ again the Gospels as they share in worship, teaching and fun for all ages.
The getaway will be led by Sophie Jelley, a part-time minister with 2 young sons and a passion to see people meet Christ and be changed by him.
Booking:
To book go to: Lee Abbey website
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