Links back

Dayspring Silent Retreat Center is a mission of Dayspring Church, an ecumenical Christian community with shared leadership and a variety of ministries which include Wellspring Conference Center, a vibrant Earth Ministry, and much more.  You can learn more about Dayspring Church at www.dayspringchurchmd.org/.  Wellspring, the Conference Center at Dayspring, has a web site at www.wellspringconference.org.  Dayspring Earth Ministry has its own website at www.dayspringearthministry.org.  Overlook Retreat House (http://www.dayspringchurchmd.org/ministries/21) hosts individuals and very small groups for overnight retreats.  They can be reached by email at overlook.retreathouse@gmail.com  

The Dayspring community actively opposes the proposed highway M-83, which would seriously compromise Dayspring as a resource for silence, prayer and contemplation, would destroy some of the most beautiful park land in Montgomery County, would adversely impact many neighborhoods, and would add a major new highway with minimal benefits to commuters.  You can learn about this road and ways to stop it and promote greener alternatives at tamecoalition.org.  TAME Coalition, was created and is maintained by a member of Dayspring Church.

The Church of the Saviour supports a web site called Inward/Outward at www.inwardoutward.org.  The Inward/Outward web site contains links to most of the many ministries that have grown out of the Church of the Saviour.   

The sister churches which have grown out of The Church of the Saviour are: Bread of Life Church, Dayspring Church, Eighth Day Faith Community, Festival Church, Friends of Jesus Church, Jubilee Church, New Community Church (www.newcommunitychurchdc.org) and Seekers Church (www.seekerschurch.org).  More information about these churches and other faith communities within the Church of the Saviour diaspora can also be found at the Inward/Outward web site listed above.