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Now openThe Thousand Years — our 2027 voyage

The first Saints Camp retreat

The Thousand Years

October 31 – November 8, 2027

Athens · Ephesus · Istanbul · Corfu · Bari · Athens

This voyage begins and ends in Athens, where an imperial decree of 529 ended the teaching of pagan philosophy. In between: Ephesus, where Paul preached and where Justinian raised a basilica over the traditional tomb of the apostle John. Smyrna, the church of Revelation 2 that received no rebuke. Hagia Sophia, consecrated in 537 under the same emperor and taken on the day the city fell in 1453. Corfu, where a saint’s relics were carried west from that fallen city. Bari, and the shrine of Nicholas. And two days at sea with people who want to understand what happened in the middle. Six teaching sessions. An optional morning prayer gathering every day.

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Hosted and operated by Covenant Retreats. Group space is limited.

The Why

Many of us have found that as our understanding of the end times and the book of Revelation has evolved, we cannot find local faith communities open to discussing alternative interpretations and what it means for the body of Christ to navigate faithfully during this season.

We created this site for those willing to approach Scripture with humility—examining long-held beliefs, exploring different perspectives, engaging in respectful discussion, and acknowledging that none of us has all the answers. Our goal is not to promote dogmatism, but to encourage thoughtful study, honest conversation, and genuine Christian fellowship.

We envision building a community that facilitates online discussions, opportunities for local connections, interactive gatherings, and perhaps even group trips to explore the historic sites and old-world architecture that so many of us find fascinating.