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Relax in the tranquil Pavilion and savor a flight of three Grace Farms wellness teas: Rest, Breathe, and Settle. The teas are paired with prompts for self-reflection, adapted from Grace Farms’ River Retreat publication.
The retreat also takes place February 28 and May 24, 2026.
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Founding Director of Yale Center for Faith & Culture and one of the most significant theologians of our time, Dr. Miroslav Volf will create the opportunity to pause and consider the question: what is a life worth living? He will explore the global human need for grace, forgiveness and true generosity, and how the systems we depend on daily would falter without it. For Volf, this is a step toward a world in which every person can wrestle with life’s most important questions and take hold of a life worthy of our humanity. Volf is the author of more than 20 books, including Exclusion & Embrace — which was named one of the best 100 religious books of the twentieth century.
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By openly engaging one another in matters of profound importance—especially where we disagree—the programs in our Faith Initiative provide access to perspectives that encourage dialogue and reflection about what it means to live meaningful, purposeful lives.
These presentations introduced selections from the Grace Farms Library. Spanning multiple religious and philosophical traditions, both ancient and contemporary, these texts encourage us to think critically about the meaning in our lives.
Read blog posts and perspectives underscoring the work of our Faith Initiative and discover the impactful programs that have inspired thought and inquiry among diverse audiences.
Forged partnerships to foster multi-denominational and interfaith dialogue, including offering the Life Worth Living course under the direction of Dr. Miroslav Volf, Professor of Theology at Yale and Grace Farms Foundation Board Member.
Invited broad audiences to explore open, gracious discourse around faith with Pastor Greg Zehner and guest speakers including Geshe Dhargey, a Buddhist Monk, and Dr. Kareem Adeeb, a Muslim Imam.
Established Grace Farms as a welcoming environment for reflection and contemplation, set apart from the pace of our daily lives, but responsive to the realities of the world around us
