Reawaken your true alignment with identity, purpose, and design through a re-centering around Jesus.
Reawaken your true alignment with identity, purpose, and design through a re-centering around Jesus.
Reawaken your true alignment with identity, purpose, and design through a re-centering around Jesus.
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THE INVITATION
THE INVITATION
Curated offerings to help you rediscover who you are, why you’re here, and what comes next.
Curated offerings to help you rediscover who you are, why you’re here, and what comes next.
33.3866° N
117.5939° W
REST
REST
REST
EXPERIENCE
EXPERIENCE
EXPERIENCE
Creating space for you to experience, rest, dream, and plan — all tethered to the Spirit’s leading.
Creating space for you to experience, rest, dream, and plan — all tethered to the Spirit’s leading.
PLAN
PLAN
PLAN
DREAM
DREAM
DREAM
OUR CORE OFFERING
THE BLUEPRINT
THE BLUEPRINT
A multi-day, bespoke experience shaped around your story.
Guided through a 30+ angle framework. Space, creativity, prayer, reflection & rest woven in.
A multi-day, bespoke experience shaped around your story.
Guided through a 30+ angle framework. Space, creativity, prayer, reflection & rest woven in.
OUR ENTRY OFFERING
RETREATS
RETREATS
A 2-day toe-in-the-water collective taste of the Blueprint.
Core gatherings hosted by friends of Blueprint, guided reflection, shared meals, and space to imagine.
A 2-day toe-in-the-water collective taste of the Blueprint.
Core gatherings hosted by friends of Blueprint, guided reflection, shared meals, and space to imagine.
Restore me to my childlikeness:
instinctive curiosity,
unwearied delight and daring,
glee in liking what I like
because it’s likable.
And heal the child in me
that first heard
you’re not, you can’t, you’d better —
and thus learned to pursue only
what I already knew I could do
without faltering or failing.
— Ted Loder
Restore me to my childlikeness:
instinctive curiosity,
unwearied delight and daring,
glee in liking what I like
because it’s likable.
And heal the child in me
that first heard
you’re not, you can’t, you’d better —
and thus learned to pursue only
what I already knew I could do
without faltering or failing.
— Ted Loder
