Join us for a restorative and transformative weekend of prayer, meditation, and fasting from January 16 -18, 2026, in a peaceful retreat setting in New Jersey. This is a sacred opportunity to step away from the noise of daily life and rest in God’s presence.
The Christian Meditation Center is launching a new prayer community called the Circle of Peace—a sacred space where we come together to lift one another in prayer, seek God’s presence through meditation, and share our faith journey. www.christianmeditationcenter.org/events/
What is Christian Meditation? In the quiet moments of Christian meditation, we find the other side of our conversation with God, often overlooked in the busyness of our prayers. Prayer, where we express gratitude and lay our requests before Him, is like a dialogue. Yet, in the hush that follows, we often forget to await His response. Unlike prayer, which involves talking and thinking, Christian meditation is about being still and attuning ourselves to God's voice, listening with openness to whatever He may share with us. It's a sacred pause, a moment to hear His gentle whispers.
Why Meditate with Us? Engaging in meditation within a community adds a special touch to your practice. Imagine this: finding a cozy spot in the warmth of your home, joined by fellow Christians, all united in the common journey toward a closer relationship with God. Our sessions are designed to offer the encouragement necessary for transitioning from occasional meditation to a consistent and meaningful lifestyle practice. Together, we unite on a shared pursuit of peace and transformation.
Are you ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual transformation? Look no further, because we have two incredible offerings that will nurture your soul and deepen your faith. We offer individual Christian Meditation Training, Christian Counseling and Spiritual Direction.
What is Christian Meditation? In the quiet moments of Christian meditation, we find the other side of our conversation with God, often overlooked in the busyness of our prayers. Prayer, where we express gratitude and lay our requests before Him, is like a dialogue. Yet, in the hush that follows, we often forget to await His response. Unlike prayer, which involves talking and thinking, Christian meditation is about being still and attuning ourselves to God's voice, listening with openness to whatever He may share with us. It's a sacred pause, a moment to hear His gentle whispers.