Michele Dudley
Hosted by Michele Dudley, a Gathering Board Member, this in-person retreat will be the first of its kind for The Gathering, bringing together a group of women of all ages and geographies. We'll work through the excellent resources from our friends at Women Doing Well, a ministry that helps women live whole-hearted generosity. Programming will include working through The Pathway, and a tour of Charleston on Mar 7, led by Latasha Morrison, a bridge builder, who will share some of the racial history of the city. Space is limited.
Criteria to join our community events
- Follow Jesus as Lord and Savior.
- Give at least $200,000 a year to Christian causes. Though the number isn't a rigid threshold, it represents a proxy for the types of people who are asking and wrestling with the same questions around wise stewardship, giving well, avoiding pitfalls, raising the next generation, allocating resources, defining a family legacy, etc. People come to The Gathering to pursue relationships with peers who are exploring similar issues with a measure of humility, vulnerability, and trust.
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The Chosen
We’ll visit the set where The Chosen’s production team has recreated life in the first century in the Roman Empire. We’ll go behind-the-scenes to understand how the show is written and brought to life, and how the team behind The Chosen is partnering with other ministries to be a catalyst for people around the world to learn about Jesus.
Immigration in Texas, Mexico, Honduras
From January 12 to 17, 2025, we will cross the border from America to Mexico to Honduras, tracing the reverse journey of millions of migrants. We will meet and interact with an incredible breadth of people whose paths intersect at the border, from American law enforcement agents who patrol the Chihuahuan Desert near El Paso, to the Honduran church leaders trying to create a hopeful future in rural towns.
Herschend family in Atlanta
This trip was designed for those building a scalable business, or hope to welcome your children into your family enterprise or philanthropy. It was an opportunity to hear insights from the Herschends, and discuss and process with fellow travelers who hold similar dreams.
