Jazz on the Mountain: Christmas Edition
Music, dessert, and lights with the Route 66 Jazz Ensemble.
Free · All ages
A note from the innkeepers
Come as you are.
Life across cultures asks a lot. Language, loss, transitions, the weight of other people's needs. If you are tired, or carrying more than you can name, there is a quiet room here, a fire in the Lodge, and people who have walked this road too.
Stay a few nights or a few months. We'll keep the kettle on.
The Innkeepers
What a stay holds
Space, place, and time to heal.
Every stay is shaped around you. Some guests need a week of quiet. Others need months and someone to walk with them.
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Debrief and follow-up
Someone to listen
Tell your story to someone trained to hear it, and leave with a plan for what comes next.
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Community life
A seat at the table
Shared meals and unhurried company, with a private room of your own to return to.
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Healing prayer
Unhurried prayer
Time to pray with a couple on our team, if and when you want it.
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Life rhythms
Rhythms to take home
Rest, Sabbath, and a pace you can keep when you return to your work.
In their words
"Sanctuary Inn feels like home."
Even for one day. Beautiful. Refreshing. Caring. The care was overwhelmingly healing. Thank you.
A guest
"My time at Sanctuary Inn was such a gift to me. To be able to process, cry, laugh, and be served by people who get it was so precious and restorative."
"A place where you can be yourself, go into God's wonder and awe, and where you can rest your heart, mind, and soul."
The path here
Three gentle steps. No pressure.
Open to anyone living and working outside their home culture, and their families.
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Send a short note
Eight questions or fewer. Tell us the safest way to reach you: email, phone, or video call.
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Have a conversation
We listen, answer your questions, and see together whether a stay fits what you need.
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Plan your stay
From 3 nights to 3 months. There is no fee. Guests give what they can.
Your note stays private. [Who sees it: confirmed in the privacy design.] Sanctuary Inn is not an emergency or crisis service. If you need urgent help, contact local emergency services.
The place
Woods, a river, and a fire to sit by.
Our acres at the base of Mt. Hood hold two houses, a retreat lodge, and a path to the Salmon River. Since 2017, hundreds of guests have come here to rest.
Gatherings
Come and see us.
Care Connexion NW
For pastoral and nonprofit staff, member care teams, and ministry volunteers. Featuring Lauren Wells, author of The Grief Tower, and 12 breakouts.
Hosted by MissionConnexion
Monthly partners
Keep the porch light on.
Every stay is offered as a gift. Guests are asked for a suggested $40 a night and give what they can. Monthly partners make up the rest, so no weary traveler is turned away for cost.
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