Reunion 2026: become a blessing
Planning for PSI’s 2026 Reunion at Buckhorn is well underway, and we are so looking forward to gathering in the beautiful San Jacinto Mountains with you.
We have been working on a new pricing structure to make reunion more affordable, which is why registration is launching a little later than normal. We are thrilled to announce that thanks to a generous partnership with the Carlsbad Congregation, the mission center has established an event generosity fund that will drastically reduce the costs for people to attend events at Buckhorn!
Registration & Pricing Details
The actual cost to attend reunion is nearly $500 per person, which we know is difficult for many families. Our goal is to ensure that costs are not a barrier for anyone who wants to attend.
Registration Opened: Monday, May 4, at 8:00 a.m.
New Cost: $100/person for the week (Children under age 3 are still free).
Housing Deposit: A deposit of $25 per registration is required to reserve housing (refundable for cancellations prior to July 11).
Additional Assistance: Shared Campership funds (formerly known as DEEP) are also available.
Because of this exciting opportunity to reduce costs, and with President Janné Grover as our guest minister, we expect reunion to be full. Please register early!
Support the Generosity Fund
We are incredibly grateful to the Carlsbad Congregation for their contribution to this year's reduced costs. We invite individuals and other congregations to donate to this fund so that we can continue using this model for future events. Please contact Paul Harding with any questions about donating.
Mark your calendars now; you won’t want to miss this year. We look forward to our week on the mountain as we live the mission prayer together!
With excitement,
Paul Harding and Denise Leichter
Donate to support PSI Reunion using the form below. Please select “PSIMC Reunion Donation” from the Subfund menu.
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