There are seasons when your soul is still faithful… but tired. When the old formulas stop working. When you’re carrying questions, grief, or a quiet longing you can’t quite name.
My journey has taken me from performance-driven faith into a life rooted in belovedness and union with God.
- Master’s in Spiritual Formation and Leadership (Friends University)
- Certified Spiritual Director (Portland Seminary)
- 15+ years in local church ministry
Finding a Spiritual Director for your Next Right Move
Spiritual direction is a place to slow down and pay attention—together.
I offer spiritual direction as a gentle, grounded companionship for anyone who wants to deepen their relationship with God and learn to recognize Christ’s presence in real life.
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Spiritual direction is the practice of being with someone as they seek to deepen their relationship with God. It’s not about fixing or solving—it’s about making space to notice what’s true, what’s stirring, and where God may be gently inviting you.
Who this is for
- Spiritual burnout or exhaustion
- Doubt, deconstruction, or faith transition
- Life transitions, chronic illness, grief, or loss
- Discernment without pressure
- A longing for embodied, sustainable spirituality
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My approach
I’m shaped by two convictions: God is relentlessly loving, and real transformation is possible when we cooperate with that love over time.
I hold contemplative tenderness alongside a quietly charismatic expectancy—making room for silence, prayer, and listening, while staying open to the Spirit’s gentle invitations.
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- Lectio Divina for People Who Feel Stuck: A Simple 4-Step GuideLectio Divina is slow Scripture for tired souls—less like studying, more like being met.