|
The Chapel of the North American Martyrs
The Chapel of the North American Martyrs is designed to have an open, lofty feel. The simple wood,
Texas stone and glass architecture fits in perfectly with the beautiful
surroundings of the RLC landscape. The
Chapel will comfortably sit up to 125 people.
|
|
The Dining Hall
The dining hall will seat about 125 people at round tables. The high
ceilings with wooden beams reflect simple, country architecture.
Polished, stained concrete floors make maintenance simple. The dining
hall functions as the gathering spot for arrivals to the campus.
|
|
The Fleming Conference Center
The Fleming Conference Center will serve the as the main location for retreat groups sessions and meetings. It includes a large common meeting space and 8 break rooms to accommodate smaller groups and is located adjacent to the Dining Hall.
|
|
The Cabins
The cabins have been designed to match the functioning of our
different retreat programs. Each of the eight cabins will have five
bedrooms, each bedroom with one set of bunkbeds. The double rooms work
perfectly for the Father-Son Sophomore retreat. The ability to sleep up
to ten is ideal for the groups in the Kairos retreats. The cabin
setting doubles as breakout space for the small groups during retreats.
|
|
The Nevle Reading Room
The Nevle Reading Room, named in honor of Richard Nevle who served as principal for 20 years, serves primarily as a quiet space at the RLC. With comfortable chairs and great views of the hills, trees, and the lake, it offers a perfect setting for quiet reflection, prayer, or reading.
|
|
The Bunkhouse
The bunkhouse will be perfectly suited for a larger group that needs to stay together, such as an athletic team or club. It's proximity to the recreation area will be an added benefit for teams that use the facility.
|
|
The Ammons Pavilion
The Ammons Pavilion provides an outdoor covered area ideal for games and other activities. The pavilion measures 1000' by 400', includes six basketball goals and lighting for evening activities.
|
 |