Gold Coast, Australia Retreat: October 23-24, 2026
Satisfied in God
God created us so that He could generously care for us! Every one of us has a tenacious desire for satisfaction, whether we know He’s the real treasure or not. Our desires can get us into trouble but shutting them down doesn’t free us either.
God’s answer is the gift of His Son. Jesus is the Bread of Life, the end of all our hunger. By His cross He saves us from the hopeless struggle to survive on our own and brings us home to our Father where we can grow secure in His love.
In the beginning, God spoke beauty, order, and life out of nothing. He continues to speak the healing word today, enabling us to:
- • Receive the Bread of Life rather than sweating for unsatisfying food.
- • Know His goodness in areas where we’ve been deprived.
- • Embrace our creative desires and leave despair behind.
Who Should Attend?
All seekers of the kingdom of God are encouraged to attend. Those who have hit roadblocks in following Jesus will find real help. Ministers and lay leaders from all denominations, and those in caregiving roles will be equipped to help others live in the fullness of God’s life.
We need help from Christ’s Body to come into the overflowing well-being He means to give. Through worship, teaching, and prayer this retreat will offer that help, and equip us to help others find fullness of life in Him.
Retreat Location
Paradise Point Uniting Church
126 Paradise Parade, Paradise Point
Gold Coast, Queensland
Retreat Schedule
October 23-24, 2026
Friday & Saturday: 9am – 6pm (both days include lunch)
Registration Fee
$132 (USD) – The retreat fee covers all sessions, materials, and three meals.
Registration will be received through October 16, 2026
Scholarships
If the registration fee is a barrier to your participation, please request a scholarship. We will review your request, and if we have sufficient funds, will provide you with a scholarship code to use when registering.
“The joy Jesus gives is pure because it does not depend on anything in this world and is not the reward of anything in us.”
Alexander Schmemann
Questions? Email us, we’ll be glad to help!