There are many curveballs no matter how prepared we may be. A life lost, a job lost, a marriage crumbling or trials in life can cause us to question God, to be angry and disappointed. Wherever we look we are certain to find anger paraded in some form, blurring our vision of the gift of Peace that is given to us especially during times of tribulation.
Join us and be still as we provide a safe space for korero, talanoa, conversation, karakia, personal reflection and meditation.
Thursday 29th July 2021, 6:00pm – Friday 30th July 2021, 2:00pm
$140.00 per person (includes retreat, full catering and accommodation)
Email chaplain@vaughanpark.org.nz to book your place
About Rev’d Sapati Tima
Sapati is the Chaplain for Vaughan Park, and is an ordained Priest in Te Pihopatanga o Te Tai Tokerau (Tikanga Maori Anglican Diocese in Aoteroa New Zealand). He believes in the transforming Power of God and the Peace of Christ that surpasses all understanding.
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