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Meadowkirk Camp and Retreat Ministry of National Capital Presbytery |
About Meadowkirk
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Please check out our announcements and upcoming events! Meadowkirk, the Camp and Retreat Ministry of National Capital Presbytery, (PCUSA) is located in Middleburg, Virginia - approximately 40 miles west of Washington D.C. We work to live our mission statement in several ways. We serve as a retreat center for church, school, corporate or non-profit organization use. In addition, Meadowkirk serves as a summer camp for children & youth and also has challenge course facilities available for groups of 12 or more. Meadowkirk is governed by the Camp and Retreat Ministries Committee of NCP. In 2005, after more than forty years of service to campers and retreat guests in Gainesville, Virginia, the Camp and Retreat Ministries of National Capital Presbytery relocated their home 24 miles north-west to Middleburg, Virginia. The transition from Glenkirk to Meadowkirk was made official with the dedication of the Meadowkirk property on March 12, 2005. Read about Glenkirk/Meadowkirk in the April 2005 issue of Presbyterians Today.
Meadowkirk Mission Statement The National Capital Presbytery’s Camp and Retreat Ministries provides hospitable places of Christian community, including Meadowkirk, where individuals and groups can experience and explore their relationship with God and each other while enjoying God’s creation. As a ministry of National Capital Presbytery, the Camp and Retreat Ministries Committee encourages discipleship through spiritual nurture, Christian education and leadership development. Meadowkirk strives to promote the stewardship of the earth and its resources and to model acceptance of each person as an equally valued child of God.
** Adopted June 5, 2004 by the Camp and Retreat Ministries Committee of NCP |
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Meadowkirk
38012 Delta Farm Lane, Middleburg, VA 20117
(540)687-5565 (phone)
(703)997-5859 (fax)
office@meadowkirk.org
*Meadowkirk is a summer camp and retreat center located on 360 acres of rolling hills and woodland in Loudoun County, Virginia, approximately an hour drive from Washington, DC.*