Rooms and spaces we offer
To reserve space at RH, please request the space through the Contact Us link below. RH Covenant Partners may access space through your Account Login.
individuals
Upstairs (2 to 3 people):
Merton’s Hermitage
Teresa’s Castle
St. Francis’ Studio
Desert Wisdom
Downstairs (2 to 3 people):
St. John’s Waiting Room
St. Ignatius’ Study
small groups
Upstairs (up to 6 people):
Calvin’s Corner
Nouwen’s Nest
Downstairs (up to 8 people):
St. John’s Waiting Room
St. Ignatius’ Study
larger groups
Downstairs (12-15 people):
Thurman’s Threshold
The Midway
Larger Group rooms require a 6 hour minimum reservation.
Other Spaces
Art Room: 2 bays of art space (24 seats) are available up to 12 people in a private space up to 12 people in a community space.
Back Patio
Outdoor Labyrinth
Retreat House Spaces
Reserve Rooms & Spaces using the form below
Contact Us
**Covenant Partners can reserve rooms by logging into the RH Covenant Partner Circle (Account Login)
Current Offerings at Retreat House
Again and again, our community partners, spiritual directors, and facilitators tell us how meaningful Retreat House has become in their lives. They also share a common hope: that we might create more room for people to gather, learn, create, and grow together.
Join Karen Hoffman and Sherry Ward for a contemplative day of reflection as we gather at this seasonal threshold. Together, we'll explore what we are being invited to release, what we are carrying into the months ahead, and how the rhythms of the natural world can guide our own inner lives.
Led by artist and Visual Energy Curator Krista Miller, this gentle evening is designed for anyone longing to reconnect with themselves, the sacred, and the rhythms of the natural world. No artistic experience is necessary - only a willingness to be present and curious. Together we'll explore how creativity can become a spiritual practice, helping us mark transitions with intention and openness.
Autumn invites us to slow down, let go, and listen for what is quietly taking root beneath the surface. Join us for a contemplative writing retreat as we welcome the changing season through reflection, journaling, and shared conversation. Together, we'll explore the invitations of this threshold with curiosity, creativity, and openness.
Join us for an online gathering as we reflect on the life and work of one of America's most beloved poets. Whether you've admired Mary Oliver's writing for years or are just beginning to discover her voice, this conversation offers an opportunity to slow down, share what resonates, and explore how her words continue to speak into our lives today.
Many people today sense that the world is asking something different of us. Beyond achievement, certainty, and constant striving, there is a growing longing for a way of living that is more grounded, connected, compassionate, and life-giving.
This gathering is an invitation to slow down, listen, and explore what might emerge at the intersection of Earth, spirit, story, and self. Through gentle prompts and spacious writing time, we'll follow our curiosity and see where the wild invitation leads.
Inspired by the bestselling book Your Brain on Art and other readings, this four-session series invites us to become curious about the relationship between art, the brain, and the inner life. Together, we'll explore emerging research around creativity, movement, symmetry, nature, awe, and wonder—and consider how these experiences can influence attention, memory, resilience, relationships, community, and our overall sense of well-being.