Current Seminar Locations

Oblate

Alban Seminars are held at a variety of distinctive locations throughout the United States, with site selection taking into account both the seasons of the year and the needs of any particular seminar leader.

Note: Unless otherwise indicated, our events start on the first day with lunch served at 12:00 noon and close on the last day with lunch served and departure immediately after lunch.

Please click on the links below to see details of the seminar locations where events currently are being scheduled.

Franciscan Renewal Center (Scottsdale, AZ)
Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center (West Hartford, CT)
Lake Junaluska Conference and Retreat Center (Lake Junaluska, NC)
Marywood Center for Spirituality (Jacksonville, FL)
Palisades Retreat Center (Federal Way, WA) (Seattle)
Techny Towers Presbyterian Retreat Center (Techny, IL)

Learning Events

Our Seminars make available the in depth knowledge and broad practical experience of our senior consultants in an interactive format with your peers.

Our Workshops draw on the gifts of Alban authors who themselves are usually practitioners of ministry who offer you the chance to explore with them the ways that their work in particular areas, or on special themes, can contribute to the growth and transformation of your own leadership gifts.

Our Webinars, Podcasts, and blog posts on the Alban Roundtable, as well as our Facebook page and Twitter feed, bring Alban resources right to you online, and in a timely fashion, in either live discussions or on-demand recordings that you can access at your convenience.

Partnerships

We also make available our programs and resources in Partnerships with organizations such as the Fund for Theological Education, the Lake Junaluska Conference and Retreat Center, Andover Newton Theological School, Center for Renewal, and the National Association of Church Business Administrators.

And we can provide Custom Events, Workshop Leaders, and Keynote Speakers for congregations, denominational gatherings, and other organizations who are seeking resources for their own programming needs.