In 2019, Sorrento Centre welcomed close to 4,000 human critters – some coming for week-long events and activities, some day visitors and some for personal retreats. We also welcome countless non-human critters. Brilliant photographer Jesse Geschke (who is on our seasonal staff) captured this wide array – from owl and squirrel to bear and buck. Make sure to plan your visit to the Sorrento Centre soon…
The full article, by Jane Dittrich, was published on the Diocese of New Westminster’s website. Sunday, January 22, Epiphany III was ‘Sorrento Sunday’ at Christ…
Thanks to Farmer Gwen! This article was published on Dec. 10, 2019. Our farm is currently laying fallow. The old greenhouse on the main campus…
A message from Executive Director Michael Shapcott, Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2023 Looking up Tuesday afternoon in Salmon Arm, we saw something we haven’t seen in…
Farmer Angelo, with his unwavering passion and green thumb, has been tirelessly working to revive and rejuvenate the Sorrento Centre Farm. And boy, oh boy,…
Throughout these uncertain and tumultuous days, Sorrento Centre has been so blessed and comforted by friends and strangers alike around the world reaching out in…
Thanks to our generous donors! This article was published on Nov. 27, 2021. As we head into the final weekend in November, I am writing…