The Chautauqua Experience Glorieta Adventure Camp, New Mexico

Registration is closed, at capacity.

You can put your name on a waiting list.

For more information, email us at aspire3de@gmail.com

October 5-9, 2026

Theme: ARISE

Arise, Shine, for your light has come and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you

Isaiah 60:1

Located in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of New Mexico, outside of Santa Fe.

Costs/ Deposits/Schedules

Double Room $875 - Two People Per Room

Single Room $670 - One Person Per Room

Pricing includes:

5 days/4 Nights includes Meals, Hotel and Program Fee

  • Monday arrive/check in starting at 4 PM.

  • Friday after breakfast Departure by 10 AM

Schedule

  • Monday arrive/check in starting at 4 PM, Dinner and Worship

  • Friday after breakfast Departure by 10:30 AM, 8AM Breakfast, 9 AM Large group Prayer and Worship send off

Mornings include morning devotions, sessions, bible study

Afternoons include breakout sessions of choice, one afternoon free for sightseeing of one’s choice, times of reflection, fellowship, games

Deposit Dates: (costs are subject to change)

$300 non-refundable fee per room. Include name of person(s) making deposit, mail check to The Aspire International Foundation - 11760 US Hwy 84W Rusk, Texas 75785 or click here to register online either through ACH or with a card with a 3% processing fee. All deposits are non-refundable with exception of one night room cost ($125.00) if canceling 60 or more days prior to date of conference. 

2. Final deposit due May 31, 2026.

For any questions contact us here.


Explore

Explore the International Balloon Fest in Albuquerque after Chautauqua October 10 2026, the world's largest hot air ballooning event!

Also visit Ole Santa, Fe’s historic Plaza, filled with adobe architecture, art galleries shops and of course the famous Mexican restaurant Tomasita’s serving southwestern favorites amid basic décors. The Miraculous Staircase at the Loretto Chapel a breathtaking spiral staircase built with two 360 degree turns, no nails, or visible support and wooden pegs, Legend says that Saint Joseph built it for the nuns.