The Shift Weekend, Fri 3 - Sun 5 July 2026

Bookings have now closed. WE Look forward to seeing you THERE!


Since Shift began gathering in 2012, our wider community has experienced great joys and deep challenges. We’ve celebrated successes, hit plenty of rock bottoms, walked through pain, and grown in knowing the love of the Father. More than a few of us now walk with a bit of a limp. Some friends have died, some have stepped away, and others have drifted—but each is still, in some way, part of the Shift story.

Many of us are now in our 30s, learning how to follow Jesus as responsibilities grow and time feels more squeezed. Yet it feels more important than ever to take time to retreat, reflect, and put courage into one another as we step into the next chapter.

We long to seek fresh encounters with Jesus’ presence, to remind one another of God’s faithfulness, and to keep asking the Spirit how we can partner with him in every sphere of our lives.


So what is it?

We gather on a beautiful working farm in Gloucestershire for the Shift Weekend — an intimate retreat where a group of us (mostly in our 30s) from across the country, and a few from further afield, come together to rest, reflect, and be inspired to pursue Jesus with everything we have. Some of us have known each other for years, others are newer, but all of us come to seek Jesus together as part of the family of God.

Across the weekend we keep a fairly relaxed rhythm, with key moments including worship, Bible teaching, prayer, good food shared together, live music, games, and intentional time to spend together encouraging one another.

Together we’re asking what it might look like for us, our friends, and our communities to be captivated by God and to seek renewal in the places we live and work for the long haul.


To give us enough time to organise catering, kids’ activities, and the other practical details, the sign-up deadline was Friday 5th June 2026.

If you’ve got any questions, we’re always happy to help — just email us at info@shift-uk.com.


If you’d like to see the numbers, scroll down for a breakdown of what it costs to run the weekend, based on the £180 standard ticket.


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