Register Now: Pathfinder Teen Retreat 2022
January 10, 2022
Register now for the Pathfinder Teen Retreat, "Within the Struggle," held at Camp MiVoden January 28-30, 2022.
By Makena Horton
UCC Communications Coordinator
This year's Pathfinder Teen Retreat, "Within the Struggle," will highlight the issues teenagers are currently facing both personally and spiritually.
The topics were suggested by 75 teens from across the conference who filled out a survey sharing what they would like to talk about at this year's retreat.
The retreat will be held at Camp MiVoden on January 28-30, 2022. Teens will be joined by Pastor Saul Dominguez from Hermiston, Oregon and Pastor Larissa Bitton from Richland, Washington.
To register, please visit https://ucc.regfox.com/struggle. A discount of $10 per teen is available if you register before 11:30 p.m. on January 20 and enter code EARLY at checkout.
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