FARMSTEAD ON THE RIVER

Welcome to Farmstead on the River! This is a private farm along the Etowah River just north of Atlanta that’s meant to be a space where you can leave the distractions of life and find deep connection and communion with God through workshops, retreats and intimate gatherings.

The Last Supper – An Upper Room Experience

Through imagination, scripture and reenactment, this experience is sure to bring you closer to the event that took place over 2000 years ago as Jesus ate his last Passover meal before becoming our Paschal lamb on the cross. This will be an experience that will connect you to the extravagant love, grace and sacrifice of Jesus.

Date: Good Friday, April 18

Time: 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Unforced Rhythms of Grace

“Come to me all of you who are weary, and I will give you rest.” – Matthew 11:28-30

Join us for an Art & Soul Workshop titled, “Unforced Rhythms of Grace” that aims to integrate silence, scriptures, nature and the various mediums of art to create a “soul-space” for you to experience an authentic connection with God.

Date: Saturday, June 7, 2025

 Learn to live freely and lightly : Praying through our life traps

A 2 day retreat at Farmstead directed by Dr. George-Guiser.

October 3 & 4

What People Are Saying

“Our February women’s event went well.  Patti Hunter spoke with such authority (of scripture) and authenticity and energy that truly connected and resonated with the women in the room.   Marietta, GA

“I appreciate your in depth Bible studies and your passion for God’s word and the history behind it.”  Roswell, GA

“Thank you for your inspiring words at our Women’s Day…you are my new heroine in the faith!  Savannah, GA

“Thank you for everything this weekend.  You are such an awesome, amazing,enthusiatic woman of God.  You encouraged me like crazy and filled my heart, soul and mind with inspiration.”  – Savannah, GA

“…you speak with a joy in your eyes and power in your words” – Savannah, GA

“You truly touched my heart and God really offered me a lot of clarity and understanding through you yesterday.” – Kimberly, Savannah, GA