Women's Weekend 2026

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rEGISTRATION Now Open!

Weekend: $185

Saturday Only: $115

Unplugged Session: $49

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Women’s Weekend 2026

October 16–18, 2026 | Ages 16+

ANCHORED Amidst the Wild Seas

“We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.” — Hebrews 6:19

Join us for a weekend away at Ness Lake Bible Camp—a chance to step out of the busyness of everyday life, spend time with other women, and be encouraged in your faith.

This year’s theme, ANCHORED Amidst the Wild Seas, will explore what it means to hold firmly to the hope we have in Christ through every season of life.

Come for the full weekend, or join us for our Saturday-only option if you can’t make it for the whole weekend.

Our Speaker: Sarah Marriott

Sarah is currently the Regional Director for Young Life Interior. She and her husband, Alex, have four adult children, two of whom are married, and they recently welcomed their second grandchild in May.

Sarah is passionate about encouraging women to embrace spiritual growth at every stage of life and endeavours to do it all with humour and heart.

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Unplugged Session - Friday 10 am - 4 pm

Want to start your weekend a little earlier? Join us Friday for a special Unplugged Session before Women’s Weekend officially begins.

Led by NLBC Board Member Amanda Prenger, this session is an opportunity to unplug from the busyness of life and enjoy some intentional time before heading into the weekend. Lunch and dinner are included.

“Come away from rush and hurry”

Come away from rush and hurry 
To the stillness of God's peace
From our vain ambition's worry 
Come to Christ to find release
Come away from noise and clamour
Life's demands and frenzied pace 
Come to join the people gathered
Here to seek and find God's face

 

These words from Marva Dawn’s hymn encapsulate what I hope will shape our time together at ‘Unplugged.’  I would like to invite you to come and take time to step away, slow down, find quiet, and join us as we spend time together in worship, prayer, and contemplation.  I hope to teach you, or perhaps remind you of, some of the ancient practices of God’s people that can help us tune in to his very personal presence with each of us.