Six retreats across nine months — three in Singapore, two overseas, all built on long weekends so you don't have to negotiate leave to find God. Eight to fifteen people per retreat. Space to breathe. A guide who will sit with you — not fix you, not preach at you — just companion you in the silence.
Six retreats. Nine months. Each one anchored on a long weekend so attendance doesn't cost a leave day. Register early — spots fill quickly. No one is turned away for financial reasons.
The threshold of Advent. We begin waiting before the Church does. A first introduction to Lectio Divina — the ancient practice of reading Scripture as living voice — with open response time for those who want to colour, draw, journal, or simply sit. No skill required. The Lectio is the listening. The response is the receiving.
The strangest week of the year. The Christmas Octave — eight days the Church says count as one liturgical day. A held screening of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe followed by silence and journaling. Mary's posture: treasuring what has arrived, pondering it in the heart.
The first Saturday of the new year. Not goal-setting — discernment. The Magi did not have a five-year plan; they had a star. Three guided journaling sessions across the day — gratitude, discernment, sending — leaving with one bearing for the year. Not ten things. The one thing.
Holy Saturday — the day Christ lay in the tomb, the day the disciples did not yet know what was coming. The most contemplative day in the Christian year. A retreat for the seasons of faith that are quiet — when God seems silent, when the early clarity has blurred. We do not solve that experience. We companion it.
Five days in the Chiang Mai hills. Built around the Emmaus road — two disciples walking with Christ, not yet knowing who he was. Renewal is not a thunderbolt; it is a long walk in good company. Daily walks in held silence. Daily Lectio. Daily breaking of bread. The walk is the retreat.
The Vietnamese Highlands at 1500m. The Feast of the Transfiguration sits the day before this retreat begins. Peter wanted to build tents and stay forever; Jesus said nothing in return. Five days re-telling the Transfiguration story slowly — the climb, the seeing, the cloud, the descent, the keeping. They came down changed.
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The calendar is not a list. It is a wheel.
Every year, the same six retreats. Every year, the same long weekends. Every year, the same liturgical seasons turning under the same sun.
"What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun."
— Ecclesiastes 1:9
"His mercies are new every morning."
— Lamentations 3:23
Both verses are true at the same time. The cycle repeats. The participant deepens. The sun rises every morning, and you are not the same person who watched it rise yesterday.
THR does not measure formation in novelty. We measure it in fidelity. The wheel turns. The participants walk. And by the seventh turn, something has been built that cannot be hurried.
From a first taste to full immersion — there is a format for every season, schedule and level of experience.
For complete beginners or those with tight schedules. Morning or afternoon. We invite you to surrender your phone for the duration.
The most popular format. Walk the entire HUSH arc — Here, Unhurried, Surrender, Hear — in a single sustained day of silence.
Friday evening through Sunday afternoon. The body slows. The dreams change. Silence does deeper work over a single night than ten retreat days.
A monastic-length retreat. By application only. For those in seasons of significant transition, deep grief or vocational discernment.
Every retreat — half day, full day, overnight — moves through the same four-part arc. Here, Unhurried, Surrender, Hear. It is the rhythm of return.
The four movements are not stages to complete — they are postures to inhabit. Each one undoes a layer of noise. By the end of the day, what remains is what was always there underneath.
Pack lightly. The silence will do most of the work. Below is what we ask you to bring — and what we ask you to leave behind.
The questions we hear most often, before retreats and during. Email us anything not answered here — we read every message.
More than okay. Most of our retreatants are first-timers. Silence is not an exam — it is a return to your own breath. Your guide will set you up gently and check in as needed.
We invite you to surrender your phone for the duration. This is the hardest and most transformative part of the retreat. We provide a secure space for devices and help you prepare for it. You will be okay — more than okay.
No. Our retreats are grounded in ancient Christian contemplative practice — Scripture, silence and spiritual direction. Quiet, gentle, non-spectacular. We make room for the Holy Spirit to move as He wills, but we do not prescribe how.
THR is a distinctly Christian space — centred on Jesus Christ. If you are spiritually curious or on the edges of faith, you are genuinely welcome. We will not pressure you. But you should know clearly — this is a room made for encounter with the God of the Bible.
Both are more common than you think. Your guide is available throughout. Silence often surfaces what we have been suppressing — that is not a malfunction. It is the healing beginning. You are safe here. Tears are welcome.
Currently yes — all guided sessions and spiritual direction are in English. We hope to offer Mandarin and Bahasa sessions in the future. Watch the calendar for updates.
Yes — and we encourage it. However, once the retreat begins, you will spend most of the time in individual silence, not together. Many find that doing a retreat alongside a friend deepens the experience even without speaking. Register together and note it in your booking.
A confidential, 30-minute conversation with a trained companion. Not therapy. Not advice-giving. A second set of ears for what God may be stirring in you. You do not need a topic; we follow what's there.
Register for an upcoming retreat below — or partner with us to bring the Hush Room experience directly to your church, campus fellowship, cell group or ministry team. We come to you; you come to us.
Follow your gate. If you are hungry — Gate I. If you are exhausted — Gate II. If you are broken — Gate III. If you are returning — Gate IV. Trust the gate. It will lead you to the right retreat.
