Blue Christmas
December 20, 2024 - December 22, 2024
For those experiencing grief or loss around the holiday season. Join us for a time of respite, support, and comfort in the winter months.
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The church has not always been a place where LGBTQ+ people feel welcome. At Claggett, we believe that every person is a beloved child of God, exactly as they are. Come experience the joy of camp with a community that supports you!
New in 2024, this special weekend will be packed full of special moments and meaningful discussion.
Discussion highlights include:
- How can we be more supportive of our LGBTQ+ family members?
- What does queer joy in the church look like?
- What resources are there for our local LGBTQ+ communities?
We will also be engaging in classic camp fun such as hiking, campfires, friendship bracelets and more! Families of all shapes and sizes are welcome!
Register for the whole weekend or just the Saturday workshop! Click the link above for details. Learn More
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The Rev. Randy Callender, Canon for Mission In the Diocese of Maryland, will be our Keynote Speaker for this years Men’s Retreat.
Join men from across the Diocese of Maryland and Washington for a weekend of music, fellowship, recreation, and worship. This year’s theme will be Living in A Polarized World.
Scholarships Available!
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Our Keynote Speaker for Women’s Weekend 2025 will be Bishop Carrie Schofield-Broadbent, the Bishop of Maryland.
This is the 25th Anniversary of Women’s Weekend and will focus on the theme Love in Action.
Workshops include:
- Book Study-- The Love that is God: An Invitation to Christian Faith by Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt
- Painting Friendship plates
- Making an Anglican rosary
- embodied prayer through yoga
- service projects
- knitting pocket prayer shawls
- walking the labryinth
- meditation
and so much more!
Join with women from all walks of life to learn, worship, and grow in love together.
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Our inaugural Spirituality and Nature Retreat will center on the spirituality of trees, offering the theme Rooted and Blooming.
Our Keynote Speaker, Beth Norcross, has extensive training and experience in both theology and ecology. Beth Norcross founded and directs the Center for Spirituality in Nature. She speaks, writes, and leads numerous programs that offer spiritual guidance for developing deep, sustained, loving relationships with nature.
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Over the course of this retreat we will live and learn the Benedictine approach to our heart's transformation. We will do the things Benedict recommends: pray together, work with our hands, and read scripture in a contemplative way.
Our Retreat Leader, Mark Wastler, is a farmer, priest, conservationist, and spiritual director. He is the executive director of Chesapeake Watershed Ministries, a non-profit helping reconnect spirituality with ecology.
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Spend time together splashing in the pool, flying down the zipline, and growing together with family-based faith formation. Families of all shapes, sizes, and ages are welcome; children must be accompanied by an adult.
Stay tuned for info on this year's theme!
PRICING
Powell Hall and cottages - First two campers (of any age) $925, each additional camper $150
Christiane Inn - First two campers (of any age) $1275, each additional camper $150
Registration opens December 1!
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Claggett Center offers a five-day, four-night summer camp program for adults ages 21+ with intellectual disabilities. This unique program provides campers and opportunity to forge new friendships, grow spiritually, learn new skills, and have a relaxing vacation. Claggett Center facilities provide shared sleeping rooms and bathrooms, most with air-conditioning, hearty home-cooked meals, and 268 acres of land overlooking Sugarloaf Mountain to enjoy. Everyone looks forward to coming to Claggett each year!
Staffed by volunteers, Special Challenge Camp is for adults 21 and older. While the staff does not offer one-on-one supervision, there is group oversight, and plenty of activities to appeal to a wide-range of tastes and abilities. Activities include arts and crafts, swimming, fishing, canoeing, nature hikes, a trip to the ropes course, campfire, daily chapel, bead working, woodworking, a talent show, and a "formal" dance with a DJ.
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Special Challenge Camp page for more info.
Registration opens December 1!
Please note: Space is limited and this program frequently sells out. Please do not wait to register! Learn More
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