Tips for Manitoba group retreats

Kevin Penner

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A lot of people think that you need to be a large event to consider planning a group retreat. Manitoba Retreat Centres host group retreats of every size and type. Church Youth groups, non-profit retreats, corporate team-building retreats, fundraisers for charities, ladies groups, family gatherings and plenty of birthdays. Most Retreat centers catering to the needs of group retreats regardless of size or particular function.
See: 26 different Manitoba Retreat themes
6 Quick Tips for Group Retreats
- Retreats should be at a destination outside of the norm – this helps disconnect us from our daily routine. It can create a feeling of destiny and adventure. A feeling of newness and removal from every-day-life is a great way to get things started.
- Overnight stays are important; they create a barrier of distance from distractions and allow conversations to carry on in the white space margins of unplanned time.
- It can be nice to put away all electronic devices – cell phones, laptops, etc. Electronics require time and attention away from the themes of the group retreat and will be a distraction from group participation. Tell the people in your everyday life your schedule in advance so that work and family member will know you are unavailable.
- Get the whole group together for a large group gathering to share experiences and life lessons. A guitar around the campfire can make your group connect with the freedom of the moment and bring clarity to the importance of time with friends and family.

