The Annual 10-7 Retreat
Every September, Officers and their Spouse are invited to join us in the beautiful Muskokas for a weekend retreat. A safe place to worship, grow and relax. You will meet new friends who understand what it is like to be a Christian and a Cop.
MARK YOU CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER 18-20 2026 for the next 10-7 Retreat.
We are looking forward to another wonderful weekend away at the Muskoka Bible Centre, located just outside of Huntsville ON.
Come join us for our Annual 10-7 Retreat for Police Officers and their spouse. It's a weekend of being free to worship and grow, while having fun with others who know the challenge of being a Christian and a Cop.
The cost for the weekend is $550 per couple and includes 2 nights accommodation, 5 meals and programming. A 50% non refundable deposit and employment verification is required . Please complete the registration form or email us for more information. Dietary requirements will be accommodated by MBC - please note in registration if you have special requests.
GUEST SPEALER
We are honoured to welcome Vic Gayed as our guest speaker for this year’s retreat.
Victor has been married to his wife Debbie for 38 years, and together they have built a beautiful family with two daughters and three young grandchildren. His life reflects a deep commitment to both faith and service.
With 25 years of pastoral leadership in communities including Port Rowan, Flamborough, and Lindsay, Victor has spent decades walking alongside individuals and families through life’s most meaningful and challenging moments.
In the past decade, his calling has extended into frontline support roles. Victor has served as a chaplain with Kawartha Lakes Police Service, worked full-time as Chaplain in correctional facilities including Central East Correctional Centre and Sprucedale Youth Centre, and now serves as Chaplain with the Ontario Provincial Police (West Region) as well as Haldimand County Emergency Services.
Victor brings a unique and compassionate perspective shaped by years of supporting first responders, individuals in crisis, and their families. His heart for people and steady presence make him a powerful voice of encouragement, resilience, and hope.
