The 14th NAFIS Winter Retreat 2025 will take place from December 24 to December 28 in Myrtle Beach. The retreat celebrates its 20th anniversary with a series of themed nights. On December 24 there will be an Opening Night, followed by a Kids' Night on December 25. December 26 will include separate events for Sisters' and Brothers' Night, while Youth Night is scheduled for December 27. The event concludes with a Closing Night on December 28.

The official website, nafisretreat.org, provides detailed information about the hotel, event programs, keynote speakers, testimonials, and a gallery of previous retreats. Interested participants can register every family member via the website after booking. They are advised to register under the NAFIS group to receive a discounted group rate and help maintain organization.

For additional details such as retreat programs and volunteer opportunities, participants can visit the Get Involved page on the retreat’s website. A live premiere of the event is also available on YouTube, and further retreat links can be found at bio.site/nafisretreat. For hotel booking, contact 800-796-5979 and mention the 14th NAFIS Winter Retreat.

More updates are expected as the event draws near.

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