A Pilgrimage Weekend is three days long…but lasts a lifetime!

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What is a Pilgrimage Weekend

During the three days of a Pilgrimage weekend, participants form a small Christian community. They worship, study and share with one another while gaining a personal awareness of their faith and the joys and responsibilities that are a result of that faith. The purpose of Pilgrimage is for the participants to discover a new and exciting relationship with Christ and to encourage them to take this new-found relationship back to their home. It challenges and equips each local church member for Christian action in their local church, in their home, in their place of work and in their community.

Our Pilgrimage Story

“So if anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation: everything old has passed away: see, everything has become new”

2 Corinthians 5:17

What Should I expect?

A Pilgrimage weekend is three days long, but lasts a lifetime!

The three-day weekend is a purposefully-designed method for renewing the faith of individuals. Activities throughout the weekend provide opportunities for participants to discover a new and exciting relationship with Christ. ​

Enjoy discipleship, fellowship, music, small group discussions and joyful experiences shared with Christian brothers and sisters.
If you feel called to enrich your faith, or to take the next step in your relationship with Christ, sign up to attend a Pilgrimage weekend!

Anyone is welcome to our North Texas Presbyterian Pilgrimage

What happens after Pilgrimage?

The Fourth Day

What you experience during the weekend is intended to be taken and put into practice in your own congregation and community.

Bring Pilgrimage to your home church

We’re always happy to share the Pilgrimage experience with your home church.
Just let us know when and our Outreach Coordinator will take it from there.

Next Pilgrimages

NTPP #53

March 7-9, 2025
Lynn McCoy, Moderator
Gilmont Camp and Conference Center

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NTPP #53

Fall, 2025
Marjorie Whiter, Moderator
Gilmont Camp and Conference Center

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In their own words

Some reflections about pilgrimage

When I was first told about Pilgrimage I’ve always been kind of the serving type person so I was excited that it might help me serve the Lord a little bit better. The community to me afterwards was like having a family you didn’t grow up with … you know, all of a sudden there’s brothers and sisters you can share with and experience doing God’s work with.
Dwayne
When I was first told about Pilgrimage I’ve always been kind of the serving type person so I was excited that it might help me serve the Lord a little bit better. The community to me afterwards was like having a family you didn’t grow up with … you know, all of a sudden there’s brothers and sisters you can share with and experience doing God’s work with.
Lisa
When I was first told about Pilgrimage I’ve always been kind of the serving type person so I was excited that it might help me serve the Lord a little bit better. The community to me afterwards was like having a family you didn’t grow up with … you know, all of a sudden there’s brothers and sisters you can share with and experience doing God’s work with.st to me. Highly recommended!
Susan and John
When I was first told about Pilgrimage I’ve always been kind of the serving type person so I was excited that it might help me serve the Lord a little bit better. The community to me afterwards was like having a family you didn’t grow up with … you know, all of a sudden there’s brothers and sisters you can share with and experience doing God’s work with.
Lil
When I was first told about Pilgrimage I’ve always been kind of the serving type person so I was excited that it might help me serve the Lord a little bit better. The community to me afterwards was like having a family you didn’t grow up with … you know, all of a sudden there’s brothers and sisters you can share with and experience doing God’s work with.
Tom
When I was first told about Pilgrimage I’ve always been kind of the serving type person so I was excited that it might help me serve the Lord a little bit better. The community to me afterwards was like having a family you didn’t grow up with … you know, all of a sudden there’s brothers and sisters you can share with and experience doing God’s work with.
Diane

Let’s go!

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Complete the participant form as thoroughly as possible.
The Participant fee is $225 per person. Scholarships are available.
A $50 fee is due upon registration, the remaining $175 is due at the weekend.
Payments may be made in advance by mailing a check.

PARTICIPANT fORMPay online

What does the fee include?

Your $225 fee covers lodging, meals, and use of the retreat center. Since the staff pay their own expenses and the local Pilgrimage community contributes much of the material used during the weekend, costs are kept to a minimum.
The NTPP Council desires that any qualified candidate feeling the call to attend a Pilgrimage weekend should not be hindered by the cost. Full or partial scholarships are available on a confidential basis. Contact the NTPP Registrar via the form below for more information.

Some important details

The weekends begin at 11 AM of Friday and conclude on Sunday around 3:00 pm.

Cancellation Policy

Due to commitments required by the retreat facility, the $50 deposit cannot be refunded if cancellation occurs within 3 weeks of the start of the Pilgrimage weekend.

To pay by Check

Make checks payable to: NTPP, Attention Registrar
2600 Sherril Park Dr.
Richardson, TX 75082
Ph: 214-415-9140

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We always like to hear from you.

Have a question? Want some more information? Perhaps you’d like to share something about your own Pilgrimage. We’re here and would love to hear from you … and we’ll respond promptly.

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