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The book of Jonah will forever be etched in the minds of the 78 folks who gathered at Zephyr Point Conference Center for the third annual PGCC Retreat. Rev. Bill Mangrum of Mendocino very effectively brought the story home in each of the sessions.
It was a great time of spiritual and physical refreshment, and the cool weather and snow only added to the feeling of a real get-away. There were plenty of activities, from art and tone-chime classes, to hiking, to cutthroat dominoes competition. The food was good and plentiful, the beds comfortable, and the fellowship unbeatable. If you’ve never tried a retreat, plan to join us next year. Thanks to retreat planners, Walt and Joann Kerfoot, who provided a splendid time for us.
Jeanette Rowe, Sharon Donald-son, Beverly Ekdahl and Stan Hogshead concentrate on their music as they play tone chimes under the careful tutelage of Joann Kerfoot. |
Instructor Janis Fogt (center) gives helpful tips to Doris Friedrichs and Elenor Kern during art class. |
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Melba & Lindy Williams and Beverly & Dwight Neuenschwander hunker down for a lively game of Mexican Train. |
