Living Well
Living Well is a program created by clergy for clergy to help reflect on life and ministry through the lens of health and wellness. It’s a journey of self-reflection and collaboration, exploring what it means to love God with all your heart, mind, strength, and soul.
Join a seven-month journey of reflection and renewal with monthly cohort gatherings and two retreats. Open to all pastors—licensed, commissioned, or ordained—you can earn 3.3 CEUs by completing the program. Cost is $350–$489 per retreat (based on location), with scholarships available.
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Choose one of the three retreat cycles below:
Join a seven-month journey of reflection and renewal with monthly cohort gatherings and two retreats. Open to all pastors—licensed, commissioned, or ordained—you can earn 3.3 CEUs by completing the program. Cost is $350–$489 per retreat (based on location), with scholarships available.
Download our 2025-2026 Program Flier >>
Choose one of the three retreat cycles below:
Current Living Well Program cycles:
Manidokan Camp & Retreat Center Cycle (Knoxville, MD)
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Ocean City Hotel Cycle (Ocean City, MD)
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Pecometh Riverview Retreat Center Cycle (Centreville, MD)
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Please note the registration deadlines under each cycle.
If you wish to request scholarship funding, please contact [email protected] before registering.
If you wish to request scholarship funding, please contact [email protected] before registering.
Living Well is a seven-month program designed for you to:
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Living Well is centered around the Living Compass self-assessment, which helps you to understand how well you’ve been paying attention to the four areas of a holistic life:
This program is open to all clergy, both licensed and ordained. 3.3 CEUs will be offered.
Questions? Contact Rev. Andy McClain.
- Heart (emotions and relationships)
- Soul (spirituality and rest/play)
- Mind (vocation and organization)
- Strength (care of body and stress)
This program is open to all clergy, both licensed and ordained. 3.3 CEUs will be offered.
Questions? Contact Rev. Andy McClain.