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You know someone who feels exhausted and alone, and you want to help them. You know that everyone needs a little support sometimes. They need a place and a purpose. We create those spaces.
We have a passion for throwing open our doors to everyone at life’s crossroads (which is everyone 😄). We create spaces–whether literally in our office, at retreats, or in our homes; or metaphorically through our resources and conferences–where people can rest and reconnect with God. Through the incarnate grace of hospitality we help people to pray and grow in biblically faithful ways. Why? because,
A spiritual director listens contemplatively and compassionately to you and the Holy Spirit, and facilitates your growing friendship with God. Like a good hiking partner, a spiritual director gently directs your attention to God and invites you to respond to him.
Our retreats and conferences refresh and reconnect attendees with God. Perfect for pastors and ministry leaders, parents, professionals, and anyone else. We are Shadrachs and Meshachs to all the Abednegos in search of friends.
We produce content that provokes prayer, evokes honest emotion and instruct with biblical truth. We help others slow down, attend to God's presence, and know him better.
Watch Jana's 1 minute testimonial. For Jana, spiritual direction means having someone present with her. Someone to quietly and firmly support her as she connects with God. It's the power of "presence" that shows her God.
"When I come into a spiritual direction appointment where there's the space to sit in presence with somebody and have a conversation, it helps me get out of my own head and offers perspective and insight that I couldn't come to on my own."
Watch Joel's 1 minute testimonial. Joel's a pastor and a spiritual directee with Signpost Inn. Having a spiritual director has been "vital" for his spirituality, it means having someone to travel alongside him and help him understand his relationship with God.
"I think it's extremely dangerous for a pastor to think that they can do this all alone."
