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You can earn CEU credits by attending the MFSI Retreat

Winter Intensive
February 23-27, 2020
​Franciscan Center 
​Tampa, FL
4pm Sunday - Noon Thursday

Cost:
$1050 for single room
$950 for shared room
​(shared room price is available only if you are coming with someone); 
includes all meals Sunday evening through Thursday lunch, snacks,  
​plus all classes.
A non-refundable deposit of $200 will hold your space.
Limited number of scholarships
available.

​Full payment due January 1, 2020.
Early Bird discount $100 if paid in full by November 15, 2019
Bring a friend get an additional $50 discount.​
The retreat is limited to 14 people to maximize individual attention for every participant. 

2 Ways to Pay
 By PayPal

By check (preferred) 
made out to "MFSI"  
MFSI • 4108 Military Rd. NW  
​Washington, DC • 20015


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Renée Brachfeld has been a professional storyteller and juggler since 1986. She brings her unique perspective on transforming the written word into a spoken tale.
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Mark Novak is a free-range rabbi, musician, composer, writer, actor, and storyteller. A master at creating sacred space, he brings with him over 40 years of professional theater and music experience. 
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Rabbinic Pastor Shulamit Fagan brings a passion for telling personal stories in both public and pastoral settings. She is well versed in the art of compassionate listening.

As I attended the class, I came to realize how compelling and powerful stories are. Stories connect people. Stories are the means by which people make sense of their lives. Stories create meaning. Stories are sacred, and everyone has a story. In the class, we learned about different kinds of story and how we could use that in our everyday life, in the life of the church, in counseling, and other various settings    
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Karen, Vancouver Theological Seminary student


This is a lovely area,  and the weather in Tampa is glorious this time of year. 
The Franciscan Center is a beautiful and peaceful place to recharge and invigorate.  
​The rooms are comfortable, clean and quiet.  
​There is outdoor space by the river, and a labyrinth you may walk at your leisure. ​
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  • Our Team
  • GLowing Reviews
    • Video Zoom
    • Video
  • Our Schedule
    • Discover Yourself! May 2023
  • Contact
  • Story Library
  • Community Workshops