Christian Ashrams are designed to help you:
Jesus is the center of the Christian Ashram. All who attend are treated as a family — brothers and sisters in Christ.
In 1930, Dr. E. Stanley Jones, a missionary and worldwide evangelist started the Christian Ashram in India. He envisioned people gathering from all religions, races, and cultures to practice living the Way of Jesus.
The Christian Ashram is for people of all ages and walks of life, single or married, with children or without. As we open our hearts to God and to each other, we begin to see our lives changed.
Through this unique ministry, thousands have found new life in Christ, new joy in their spiritual journey, new depth in their relationships, and new energy for their churches and communities.
FEB
16-19
California Winter
Idyllwild, California
Director: Brian Shimer
Registrar: Jeannie Appel
JUNE
June 30 – July 5
Redwood
Boulder Creek, California
Director: Lindsay Frankovic
Registrar: Gayle Kerr
OCT
6-8
Western Pennsylvania
Director: Kristine Swaney
Registrar: Rodney Horner
JULY
5-6
British Columbia
Langley, British Columbia
Director: Rev. Ed Hird
Registrar: Norma Carruthers
JULY
7-9
Arizona Summer
Director: Kate Flavell
Registrar: Cheryle Dunkleberg
JULY
3-7
Redwood
Boulder Creek, California
Director: Lindsay Frankovic
Registrar: Gayle Kerr
TBA
Peninsula Church of the Nazarene
San Pedro, CA
Director: Frank Sauer
Registrar: Frank Sauer
JULY
7-8
British Columbia
Director: Rev. Ed Hird
Registrar: Norma Carruthers
OCT
20-21
Minnesota
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Director: Judy Madsen
Registrar: Nancy Anderson
NOV
10-12
Arizona Fall
Director: Kate Flavell
Registrar: Cheryle Dunkleberg
By Brother Guy Ames “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep” John 10:11.
By Sister Cheryl Jacobs Jesus said: “I am the gate. Whoever enters by me will be saved, and will come.
By Brother Guy Ames Jesus said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness,.
By Brother Gary Wheeler If you had 30 seconds to introduce yourself, what would you say? You’d share your name,.
By Brother Matthew Henson In life sometimes we make what should be natural more complicated. We look for programs or.
