is a Greek word that means "the fullness of time," "the perfect time," "the eternal time."
It is an intense weekend retreat experience where students are given the time away from the pressures and schedules of normal life to refocus on a lived, daily relationship with God.
Juniors and seniors are invited to the weekend, where they experience frequent and numerous small-group discussions, witness talks and a simple, family style of living.
With the success of this retreat program, the campus ministry team continues its commitment to this powerful, always positive, and many times life-changing retreat program.
Kairos 13The 13th Hoban Kairos retreat was Nov. 13-15, 2009, at the Cedar Hills Conference Center in Painesville. Thirty-three students participated, including eight team members and 25 new retreatants. Adults accompanying the group were campus ministers Scott Kopp and Jason Horinger, Coach Scott Scalf, Mrs. Valerie Scalf and teacher Jen Kostko. Some pictures of the event appear below.
Kairos 14
The 14th Hoban Kairos retreat was March 11-12, 2010, at the Cedar Hills Conference Center in Painesville. Thirty-six students participated, including eight team members and 28 new retreatants. Faculty members accompanying the group were campus minister Scott Kopp and teachers Tom Hottinger Mandy Senn, Mary Bulgrin, Russ Kwitkowski and Cindi Kinnan. Some pictures of the event appear below.