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Vision
A place where one woman can come away from the noise, for one weekend.
Nothing expected.
Nothing asked.
"From the first moment I stepped inside the Terebinth Retreat, it felt as though I entered another world. From the peaceful atmosphere and exquisite setting to all the thoughtful provisions and gentle silence; the entire experience was just what my soul needed. When I left I
felt rested, refreshed, more connected to God."
“Right away (giggle),
when I was shown to
my room,
I immediately sat down in the most comfortable chair...
then I began to
yawn and then... take a deep breath and exhale.
It was like a
soothing
bath
to my senses”
Mission
For one entire weekend, Terebinth is yours. You are our only retreat guest.
There is nowhere you need to be and nothing you need to do.
Your time is yours - to rest, wander, sleep, read, or simply be.
Your weekend includes:
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Friday - Sunday - Two Nights - $799
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2 nights of private accommodations
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Thoughtfully prepared meals throughout your stay
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Welcome board & refreshments
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Signature spa treatment
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Coffee, water and beverages throughout your stay*
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Curated gifts of encouragement
*No alchohol permitted on the premises
Suites
Pecan Suite
Warm, intimate, and thoughtfully appointed, the Pecan Suite features a full-size bed dressed in luxury cotton bedding, a comfortable leather chair, motorized blackout blinds, and a ceiling fan. Its private ensuite bath makes it easy
to settle in and rest deeply.
Walnut Suite
Spacious and quietly elegant, the Walnut Suite features a tall canopy bed draped in luxurious linen, a swivel leather lounge chair, motorized blackout blinds, and a ceiling fan. Inside the closet, you will find a robe and slippers, a laundry basket,
an iron, and an ironing board.
A dedicated bathroom is located
just across the hall.
About Terebinth
It exists because I too, know what it feels like to need a quiet place to breathe again. I have been a daughter, a wife, a mother, a single mom,
a veteran, and a caregiver.
I loved deeply, served willingly and
kept going long after I should have rested.
Somewhere along the way, God reminded me that
He never asked me to carry anything by myself,
but cast all my cares on Him.
I am forever grateful He did.
