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Finding Refuge in God

Helping you connect with God in everyday moments.

"God is our refuge and strength,
a very present help in trouble." - Psalm 46:1

What Leads You Here?

You have been on a journey seeking God's guidance and clarity on matters of life.

You sense a loss of belonging, friendships, loved ones or the feeling of being at home. You feel uprooted from the people and things that keep you grounded.

You are going through a season of deep hurt and loss. You don't have to walk this journey alone. Explore what is on your heart and bring it before God in a safe and gentle environment.

Experiencing Transition

Loss or Trauma

"Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.” - Matthew 11:28-30

What is Spiritual Direction?

"Spiritual direction is "help given by one Christian to another which enables that person to pay attention to God's personal communication to him or her, to respond to this personally communicating God, to grow in intimacy with this God, and to live out the consequences of the relationship." - William Barry & William Connolly

"Christian spiritual direction seeks to help directees: dive deeper into prayer and draw closer to God in everyday life; discover God’s care in the midst of difficulties; become aware of the sacred within the ordinary events of life; honestly share with God their feelings, doubts and questions; become more like Christ and experience the fruits of the Spirit; move from a preoccupation with their sinfulness to a grace-full life of love and service." - Sue Pickering

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Why Spiritual Direction?

"Many people come to spiritual direction because they are no longer at home in their own world. They are exploring or reexploring their ideas about God and faith. Their pictures of God are changing, or their practices. But most of all, they notice their own struggling. They no longer feel comfortable where they used to sense they belonged. They ask who or what has shifted, God or them. The place they worshiped for years may have changed or their ideas or feelings are developing in different directions. They may not be able to say immediately what has changed, but whatever it is, they feel they are adrift and are finding it disquieting. They are asking what God might be saying or showing them. It may take a while to gather courage to give words to the discomfort." Sue Pickering

Learn to Discover God's Movements

How is God at work in your life, in your relationships, or in your circumstances? Discover how God is inviting you into a deeper relationship with him.

Noticing Changes

What draws you close to God? When do you feel far from God and others? What is a pace of life that creates space and time to be still before God?

Learn to see God’s presence in the pain and suffering. Allow God's steadfast love to sustain you during difficult seasons.

Experiencing God in the Midst of Loss

Contact

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I'd be happy to learn more about your situation and see how I can come alongside in your spiritual journey.