“THE LATE IN LIFE COMING OUT PROCESS IS A COURAGEOUS UNDERTAKING IN WHICH WE FIND OUR AUTHENTIC SELVES AND COMMUNITY. A RETREAT PROVIDES SUSTENANCE FOR THE JOURNEY - A TIME TO REFLECT AND CONNECT WITH UNDERSTANDING COMPANIONS FOR WHAT HAS HAPPENED AND WHAT LIES AHEAD. ”
— AM ZANZAL

A retreat for women who are coming out late in life as a member or questioning member of the LGBTQ community.  What is late in life?  That it is up to individual participant.  In our late in life community we have women in their twenties to seventy plus.  Our goal is to support each other no matter where we are on this journey, from the very first tentative steps of coming out to all the way to living out and open as a member of the LGBTQ community.    ​

If you are a woman coming out late in life join Anne-Marie to meet with others on this journey. We'll share stories, learn new skills and maybe you'll even find your tribe. I truly believe that your authentic self is your gift to the world. Come, find your tribe and maybe even another part of you!

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​Dates:    August 17 - 19,  2018
Price:    $575
                          
Price includes your double/triple-occupancy room, all meals, and full access to the grounds as a private group.  ​For more details on where you will be staying visit:  Spirit Fire Retreat Center
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your retreat organizer...

Anne-Marie Zanzal

Anne-Marie is  a minister, who came out later in life as a lesbian and member of the LGBTQ community. This journey profoundly changed how she looked at the world. She was able to integrate this hidden part of her, this piece that she longed to reconcile, into who she is as a person. She transformed into her authentic self.
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"I have learned so much; about letting go of fear, grief that comes with any change, joy that comes with  discovery, and acceptance of who I am. This journey has made me fearless and I want to share this with you. "

for additional information on Anne Marie Zanzal visit:
www.annemariezanzal.com