We are pleased to announce that we will be offering three Rachel’s Vineyard retreats for healing the wounds of abortion during 2024. Two of these will be held in Western Kentucky (near Owensboro), and one will be held in Northern Alabama (Cullman). Here are the dates for this year’s retreats:…
Upcoming retreats in 2023
Rachel’s Vineyard of Kentucky announces two retreats for 2023 We are pleased to announce that our team will be offering two retreats for healing the wounds, grief, and trauma of abortion during this year 2023! And to make our retreats more accessible, they will be offered in two different locations. …
‘You are worth it’ – Rachel’s Vineyard retreats offered for post-abortion healing
BY ELIZABETH WONG BARNSTEAD, THE WESTERN KENTUCKY CATHOLIC Megan was “at first super excited” when she learned about the concept of a Rachel’s Vineyard retreat, “but as the date got closer I got nervous.” Rachel’s Vineyard is an international program which, since its first retreat in 1995, has spread around…
Letter from Nancy to future retreatants
My Dear Sister/Brother in the Lord: How far and how long can we run and hide from the pain? This had been the constant in my very being. After 37 years,I finally came clean in confession.I was told to pray about attending a Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat. I was full of…
Testimony to Healing by a Married Couple
Our experience at Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat What a gift from GOD when we have priests who are persistent in God’s plan. Our story about Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat is unique. We moved to Kentucky about 8 yrs ago. My husband and I and our teenage children were invited to The Fathers…
Abortion Hurts Women and Men
ABORTION HURTS WOMEN AND MEN (by Debbie Ward) This article was originally published in the Western Kentucky Catholic The title of this writing was chosen by Sara Jane (not her real name) who wrote the following testimony of her abortion and her experience of God’s mercy and healing . She…
What People Don’t Know: C’s story of healing
What People Don’t Know This story was originally published in the Western Kentucky Catholic You never know what someone is going through, whether they are your coworkers, friends, or family unless they tell you. Well, with most traumatic events, they are not going to tell you. So always be careful…