Centennial
Services
Sanctuary
For women who have served, survived, and endured, we offer you a place to rest.
The land we steward under the name Centennial Sanctuary is anchored in a historic agricultural legacy dating to 1902. Previously part of the Claybrook Estate, it sits adjacent to the original farmhouse built in 1902—making this land an active agricultural zone from the earliest years of the 20th century.
The foundation maintains this beautiful 5-acre Arlington sanctuary as an established place of worship and agrarian ministry. Regular spiritual services—including The Vigil Hour, Soil to Soul instructional programs, and weekend Fields of Flourishing retreats—are conducted for women veterans and the broader women’s community.
Centennial
Roots that run deep — which has been planted, tended, and passed down across generations of women
Witness across time — the land itself a living record of labor, resilience, and faithfulness
Continuity of care — ministry that does not begin and end, but persists, grows and adapts
Sacred ground — soil that has absorbed the work of hands before ours, and will sustain those who come after
Women who have served as sentinels—standing watch over others—are invited into a space where they themselves are watched over, protected, and restored during this daily midday meditation hour in nature.
Centering healing through agrarian relationship, the four-stage Soil to Soul pathway is designed to allow you to let go of stress, ground in nature, and tend your heart while deepening your connection to the earth.
Join us for our weekly and monthly classes and quarterly community events. From DIY crafts, language learning and dance, to live music and movie nights, we invite you and your family for a cozy and intimate gathering.
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