All In... For Now (Young Adult Retreat)

As a young adult, how do you balance being "all in" wherever you are at in life, while living in a life stage that is known for its transient nature? The "All In... For Now" Young Adult Spring retreat explores the tension between total commitment and inevitable change. It’s built on the radical idea that you can be 100% invested in your current circumstances like your job, your relationships, your city, and your church, even if you know that those circumstances have an expiration date.

Key Themes:

Radical Presence: Learning how to stop "waiting for life to start" and beginning to live fully in the present moment.

The Beauty of Transience: Understanding that the temporary nature of a season doesn't diminish its value, but beautifies the moments that God has given you.

Faithful Stewardship: Growing in your ability to honor God and others with your best, current self, even when you feel like you’re in a "waiting room" or a transition phase.

Grace for the Shift: Preparing your heart for the time when you will be led to let go of the current season and embrace the next one without regret or burnout.

Why Attend?

Young adulthood is often defined by "the hustle" or "the grind" toward a future goal. This weekend is designed to hit the pause button. Whether you are in a season of abundance, a desert of waiting, or the chaos of transition, you’ll find community and spiritual rhythms to help you stay grounded.

Join the young adult ministries of Fellowship Dallas, Grace Bible Church, and Park Cities Baptist Church as we spend a weekend living this truth out with one another at Hidden Acres. Let's rest, laugh, and praise God together!

Your registration covers:

• 3 days and 2 nights of lodging
• Conference room rental
• 4 meals (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Saturday; Breakfast on Sunday)
• Retreat materials (potential journal, handouts, water, snacks etc)

If you have any questions prior to registering, please email Adult Ministries Pastor Garrett Hall at GarrettH@FellowshipDallas.org