We are here to serve, not to be served, to give the gifts we've been given!

In the North

Northern New York, that is….Morley, to be exact!  That's approximately five miles from Canton.  Our 90 acre Pro-Life Shrine is nestled in the foothills of the Adirondack mountains bordering the Grasse River.  Two-thirds of the property is wooded, where the front portion is mostly apple trees.  The highest spot in the area allows us to see the mountain range in one direction, and Canada in the other direction.  Quiet and secluded, the deer and other wildlife run free.

Six camper spots was hewn out of the last spring for those that enjoy roughing it.  Our future goals are to have all the amenities, offering seminars, and retreats throughout the summer months….from May to November.  Anyone interested click on the map button to get directions, and email, write, or call us for bookings.

Many conversions, healing and miracles have taken place since the shrine was established in 1992.

In the South

In the winter months, from November to May, our Prayer House Retreat in Old Town, Florida is a big hit.  Offering the Yankees, they prefer to be called Snowbirds, a bit of sunshine from the cabin fever break.

The Prayer House property is within walking distance of the famous Suwannee River.  In fact, the road we're located on is Purvis Landing Road, complete with a State boat dock at the river.

Soon we'll have the "Evangelizer" sailboat to offer the pilgrims a stay over on the river, or a trip to the Gulf.  Those that want to stay close by the dock can take the canoe.

Our future goal is to offer a bunkhouse divided for the cowboys and the cowgirls, each having their own showers and bath facilities.  Plus, we hope to be able to offer a few spots for campers too.  Hopefully these will end up being full hookups. 

Here, our intention is to offer retreats/seminars, R&R, and maybe even B&B, all blended with a deep spiritual experience in the daily routine of the sponsoring folks.

Contact us for info and especially if you wish to volunteer in the work part of it too.