Weekend Art Retreat: The Light Breaks Through
Weekend Art Retreat: The Light Breaks Through
Directed by Patti Hunter, MA, MACMFrom Friday, August 7 2026, 6:00 PM
To Sunday, August 9 2026, 12:00 PM
Cost: $425.00
Location: Ignatius House
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During this weekend, you will have time to slow down and consider how light does not argue with darkness. It simply enters and the darkness changes. This is how Jesus illuminates’ life for all humanity. The true light which gives light to everyone was coming into the world. This will be a retreat to reflect on the light in your life, the shadows of darkness, and where God is inviting His light to break through.
We will be focusing on letting light shine through by using different mediums of art. Acrylics and canvas will be used along with painting stain glass on various surfaces to make beautiful creations that reflect the light.
No prior experience needed. Just come and explore your creativity.
This is a silent retreat. Guests will be supported in keeping a sacred silence throughout the weekend, including at meals.
About Patti Hunter, MA, MACM
Patti Hunter, MA, MACM, has a passion for studying and teaching the bible and inspiring others on their spiritual journey. She teaches with zeal and compassion from her own experiences, mistakes, joys, griefs, and fears, and speaks with a vulnerability, connection, and realness to any audience. Patti has spoken to groups in Savannah, Athens, and Atlanta, GA. She has been keynote speaker in Raleigh, NC; Durban, South Africa; and Kingston, Jamaica. Patti is founder and director of Farmstead on the River, a private retreat farm along the Etowah River in Canton, Georgia. On the farm, she guides silent and contemplative art retreats focusing on spiritual formation and connection. Patti holds BS and MA Degrees in Industrial Technology Education from Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, and a Master of Arts in Christian Ministry (MACM) degree from McAfee School of Theology, Mercer University, Atlanta. She lives in Johns Creek, Georgia on a small farm with her husband, Alex. They have three grown children and two granddaughters.