Little Rock Will Host Unbound Ministry Retreat
The Diocese of Little Rock will hold a spiritual deliverance retreat on October 3, 2026.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Substance Abuse
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The Diocese of Little Rock is set to host a Mosaic Unbound Ministry retreat on October 3, 2026, at the Family Life Center. The event focuses on a spiritual prayer model designed to help individuals address past wounds and spiritual bondage.
Why it matters
This ministry provides a structured environment for participants to explore personal healing through faith-based practices. It aims to support individuals seeking deliverance from spiritual burdens in a setting distinct from formal Church rites.
The upcoming event costs $35 per attendee. The core ministry team currently consists of 11 members who facilitate the Unbound prayer model, which follows five distinct keys of repentance, forgiveness, renunciation, authority, and blessing.
The players
Bishop Anthony B. Taylor
He is the leader of the Diocese of Little Rock who officially approved the creation of the Unbound deliverance ministry.
Mosaic Unbound Ministry
This is a faith-based organization that utilizes a specific five-key prayer model to address spiritual bondage.
St. Vincent de Paul Church
This church located in Rogers hosted the initial Unbound retreat earlier this year.
The details
A ministry leader guides attendees through the five keys, while prayer sessions are conducted by the participant and two trained team members. Participants are required to obtain approval from their pastor before engaging in the ministry training.
Timeline
Bishop Anthony B. Taylor approved the ministry formation in January 2026.
A previous retreat occurred on September 12, 2026, in Rogers.
Online registration for the upcoming retreat closes on October 1, 2026.
The Little Rock retreat takes place on October 3, 2026.
The diocese plans to expand prayer teams across the state in 2027.
The Big Picture
This ministry functions as a spiritual resource within the diocese, intentionally remaining distinct from the formal Church rite of exorcism. It follows a structured prayer model that positions itself as a supplementary tool for personal spiritual development.
Attendees will participate in guided prayer sessions led by the ministry team to address personal spiritual wounds. Those interested must secure pastor approval and register by the October 1 deadline to attend the session.
The takeaway
Participants gain access to a structured five-key prayer process designed to facilitate personal forgiveness and healing. Individuals seeking to attend should ensure they have received the necessary pastoral guidance before enrolling in the ministry sessions.
Further reading
Find more resources on faith-based support programs in the Substance Abuse section.
More information
To secure your spot, visit the retreat registration portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Arkansas Catholic.
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