Tres Dias of Fairfield County Inc.

Tres Dias of Fairfield County Inc. was a nonprofit organization affiliated with Tres Dias International, a lay-led Christian ministry focused on deepening participants' relationship with Jesus Christ through grace. Tres Dias, meaning "three days" in Spanish, is an offspring of the Roman Catholic Cursillo movement, adapted for a Protestant audience.

History and Purpose

The organization was part of a larger network that began in New York in 1972. Tres Dias aimed to bring people closer to Jesus Christ, build church leaders, and empower individuals for spiritual service. The organization operated through a three-phase approach: the pre-weekend preparation, the three-day weekend experience, and the post-weekend fourth day phase, where participants integrate their spiritual growth into daily life.

Structure and Activities

Like other Tres Dias communities, Tres Dias of Fairfield County Inc. likely conducted separate weekends for men and women, featuring talks, discussions, fellowship, music, and community-building activities. Participants were often referred by sponsors who supported them throughout the process.

Community Impact

The organization played a role in fostering spiritual growth and community service among its members, contributing to local church leadership development. However, as of recent data, the organization does not appear to be active, suggesting it may have merged or ceased operations.

See Also

• Tres Dias International
• Cursillo Movement