About Capernaum Inn

Capernaum Ministries opened Capernaum Inn on March 1, 2010 and offers an array of planned seminars each year. The grounds include a one hundred and twenty-five foot dock, patio area, prayer garden, boats, water sports, lake tours, and nature walkways through the 20-acre grounds. Capernaum Inn culminates thirty years of ministry to Pastors and leaders to the Glory of our Lord, Jesus. Capernaum Inn is quiet, peaceful, and is an extraordinarily economical getaway for ministry leaders. It is a unique place for God’s men and women to bring their guests and hold their own gatherings as well.

Mission Statement

Capernaum Inn is a peaceful and quiet lodge available to people who desire to restore first century and New Testament fellowship and leadership to the body of Christ for the advancement of the Kingdom of God.

 

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About Capernaum Ministries

Our highly experienced Board and Staff represent over 235 years of active ministry. They serve Capernaum in a variety of roles, from leaders & speakers at our seminars to one-on-one pastoral counseling. Ministry is always evolving in response to a changing society, and pastors more than ever before realize their need for refreshing, rest and renewal, that allows them to serve with new vigor and energy to their congregations. Click to learn more about our team!

Core Values

• Serene environment to seek the presence of God
• Provide relaxing activities, creating an atmosphere to develop close relationships
• Facilitate small group meetings
• Teaching discipleship models and empowering leaders to develop mature Christians

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Partnering Together

Capernaum Inn Retreat and Conference Center partners with people like you and congregations like yours, to encourage, heal, and help prepare pastors and leaders for the challenges of tomorrow.

Capernaum Ministries is bold to ask you to participate in this ministry. We invite you to partner with us. Your support can help underwrite conference & seminar expenses, provide expert speakers, encourage ministry & leadership experiences, buy books and endow scholarships for hurting pastors, or just simply help the ministry through an unrestricted cash contribution.