Join us March 25-27 at the Portola Hotel and Spa in gorgeous Monterey, CA. This will be a retreat for married couples to get away with concentrated time just for the two of you.

Friday evening begins with check-in to the beautiful Portola Hotel and Spa in Monterey (or any hotel of your choosing) on the historic Fisherman’s Wharf, followed by an incredible dinner on Cannery Row at Fish Hopper Restaurant at 7pm. Our private banquet facility will have breathtaking views of the harbor and bay, and will establish a solid foundation for our weekend together.

On Saturday couples can enjoy breakfast on their own, after which our workshops begin 10am on Saturday morning at the Portola Hotel. Our day holds an intimate time of worship, special testimonies, practical marriage tips from seasoned couples of Mission Church, space to intentionally connect as a couple, and time for building relationships with others.

This year brings the addition of a Sunday worship service on the beach with testimonies and prayer. This allows us more time to enjoy the stunning surroundings, deepen our marriages, and connect with other couples. The retreat will conclude at 11am on SundayThe cost for the retreat is $199 per couple, and does NOT include the cost of the hotel. We have reserved a block of rooms at special pricing ($249 a night) at the Portola Hotel & Spa, but you can chose to stay at any location in Monterey and join us for the retreat at the Portola.

We will send a phone number and hotel reservation link to those who register. Please book your room directly with the hotel.

The rooms are limited, please book as soon as possible. The deadline to register and receive the special room rate is 3.2.22.

This retreat will be one to remember. We hope you can join us for this special event.

When: When: Friday, March 25th - Sunday, March 27th
Where: Portola Hotel and Spa in Monterey, CA
Cost: $199 per couple (Includes Friday night dinner, sessions & materials. Does NOT include the cost of the hotel. Please see below for details about booking at the Portola.)