Praise God that you are coming! We welcome the privilege of serving and pray that our Heavenly Father will bless you in your quest for better physical and spiritual health. Here is some important information to prepare you for the trip and the experience during your stay.

Besides assisting with your physical challenges, our goal is to foster an environment that will provide you with an opportunity to relax, destress and let God do the rest. One way to do this is to retain from using your cellphone, tablet or laptop. To keep in touch with love ones, as needed; a landline telephone is provided for your use. The use of cell phone while in the home is strongly discouraged, not just for your benefit, but also for the safety of those whose health is challenged by high frequency electromagnetic waves. Cell phones are to be turned off or kept on airplane mode while indoors.

WHAT TO BRING/WHAT NOT TO BRING

In preparing for your visit to Our Home Natural Health Retreat, the following list of items will help you in deciding what you should and should not bring.

To bring:

1. A calling card if calling out of the country.
2. Personal toiletries, such as shampoo, toothpaste, soap, etc.
3. Sleepwear (include sleepwear you don’t mind getting castor oil or charcoal on), long robe, slippers, and shower shoes (or flip flops)
4. Dry Skin Brush with long handle (highly recommended) or loofah sponge.
5. Bathing suit for hydrotherapy, if desired. Therapy gowns are available.
6. Modest, casual, and dress clothes suitable to the climate and according with Christian standards. No halter tops, tank tops, or tight-fitting clothing.
7. Walking shoes, a hat to protect from the sun, rain gear, boots or waterproof shoes, especially in colder weather.
8. A recording device if you would like to tape the health lectures.  
9. A Journal.
10. A Bible (preferably the King James Version), if you own one.
11. A positive attitude.

Please Do Not bring:

1. Televisions, radios, secular or gospel rock music cassettes.
2. Secular readings, such as magazines, novels, etc.
3. Food, snacks, tobacco, alcohol or hard drugs.
4. Pets.
5. Your own health program or agenda.

Travel Arrangements

If you need to make contact with us during travel on Sunday, please call 731-358-3326 

You will need to arrive at the Nashville airport Sunday (the first day of the session) before 11:00 am.   (Please be mindful that other health guests may be arriving also and that there may be a minimal wait.) You will be met outside of your terminal. There will be someone there with a M.E.E.T. Ministry sign.

You should arrive at M.E.E.T. MINISTRY at approximately 1:00 p.m. after your flight arrival at  (For those traveling by automobile, please arrive no later than 1:30 p.m.) You will be served a meal; lunch is served at 1:30 p.m. You can get settled with your belongings and take care of any needed financial arrangements.

Orientation begins at 4:00 p.m.

Please make your return flight arrangements for the last day of the session on Thursday (18-day program) or Wednesday (10-day program). Flight times should be between 10:00 a.m. and Noon. (Remember the airport is located two hours away from our facilities and requests arrival 2-3 hours prior to departure).

For those traveling that may need to arrive before Sunday, you may need to make arrangements at a local hotel in Nashville near the airport. Please call M.E.E.T. Ministry at (731)244-2140 or (731)358-3326 with appropriate information to arrange for us to pick you up on Sunday. If no answer, please leave message with name and telephone number. If travel arrangements are needed outside the proposal travel schedule for arrival and or leaving the session; an additional $100.00 may be required to accommodate the additional trip.

SUGGESTIONS FOR HOTELS NEAR NASHVILLE AIRPORT

Destination

OUR HOME NATURAL HEALTH RETREAT 480 Neely Lane
Huntingdon, TN 38344
731-244-2140

Meal Service

Meals will be served at the following times:
Breakfast   7:30AM
Dinner    1:30PM
Supper    5:30PM Only if necessary and written on your program

All meals will be served "buffet style". Please let the Health Center manager know if your guests will be having meals. Meals must be paid for in advance, $15.00 for adults, $12.00 for children under 12.

Telephone Calls

Cell phones are prohibited due to the nature of the illness of many of our guests. You are welcome to use the telephone at the hallway desk.  All long-distance phone calls must be made on a calling card.  Please limit calls to ½ hour.  You will be notified personally of any incoming calls.  We would appreciate no incoming calls after 8:30 PM.  We go to bed early!

Business Office & Bookstore

Both are open 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Monday through Thursday
The office is closed between the hours of 1:30 PM -3:00 PM for lunch.

Mail

Outgoing mail must be deposited in the office by 12:00 p.m. in order to be taken by the postman the same day. Incoming mail for health guests will be distributed by health center staff.  Stamps may be purchased from the business office on a limited basis Monday – Thursday, 9 am – 5 pm

Visiting Hours

2:00 PM – 8:00 PM Sunday through Friday

9:15 AM – 8:00 PM Sabbath

Visitors are welcome with the understanding that there can be no interruption of the scheduled activities. They are also invited to join you for any of the lectures that are given during the time they are here. We do request that visitors not stay beyond the evening meeting. We further request that one guest not have more than 2 or 3 visitors at once - Other guests may wish to have visitors too, or may just want to sit in the living room or lounge and relax.

Visiting Between Guests

For visiting with other guests, please feel free to use the lecture area or living room. After 8:30 PM most guests prefer quiet. Your cooperation is appreciated.  Please remember lights out is at 9 PM, so all guests can rest.

Videos/DVDs

During your free time you may want to take advantage of the videos that are kept in the lecture room. Many health subjects are available for your further learning. There will be a list of required viewing.

Literature

You are welcome to read any of the books found in the lecture room. Copies of these books may be available for purchase.

Television, Radio & Recorders

We discourage TVs on the campus and in the Health Center. The television is for viewing videos only. It is not to be used for viewing movies, soaps, game shows, or any other programming. Health lectures, sermons, and music are a few of the different types of tapes available for your listening enjoyment.

Dress & Social Standards

Since this institution is a health retreat, and not a spa or a resort, it is only to be expected that both men and women be modestly attired at all times. The association between men and women must be on a high level to maintain the good name of the institution and its Christian principles. A dignified reserve should be maintained.

Laundry

Machines are provided for health guests in the hallway off the kitchen.  Please plan your laundry time so that it is completed one hour before therapies begin or started after therapies and treatment laundry are completed for the day.

Town Trips

We discourage all but very necessary town trips through Health Center personnel, because of loaded schedules.  Please see a health center staff member if a trip is necessary.

Off Health Center Grounds

Before leaving the ministry grounds, health guests should secure permission and sign a Release of Responsibility form. Absolutely no leaving is permitted during the cleansing week.

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