RESOURCES
SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR TRAINING
Spiritual Direction is primarily a “charism”, a Holy Spirit energized gift to God’s people. The practice of it can deepen one’s capacity to connect with God and others. Whether your goal is to become a Spiritual Director, or to clarify, focus, and rejuvenate your own spiritual journey, attending a School of Spiritual Direction can have a significant impact. Please visit the CONTACT page if you’d be interested in participating in a school.
Sustainable Faith School of Spiritual Direction: Overview
Sustainable Faith School of Spiritual Direction: Year 1 Cohorts
Training in Spiritual Direction across North America and several locations in Europe
Enneagram Institute
Resources and Training on the Enneagram personality types
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Spiritual Directors International
Information about Spiritual Direction and Spiritual Directors with an interactive search for Spiritual Directors in your area
Grafted Life
Evangelical Spiritual Directors Association (ESDA)
“We are born seekers, calling strange names into the darkness from our earliest days because we know we are not meant to be alone, and because we know that we await someone whom we cannot always see.”
REFLECTION
Pray-As-You-Go
Offers daily audio version of Lectio Divina and other prayer resources
Celtic Daily Prayer
Prayers of Daily Office in Celtic Tradition, maintained by Northumbria Community
Divine Office
Audio Version of Daily Office
Revised Common Lectionary
Daily and Sunday Scripture Selections, maintained by PCUSA
Sacred Space
Jesuits of Ireland offer daily prayer, reflections, and readings
RETREATS
The Springs
Retreat Center in Indiana
Fall Creek Abbey
Retreats, Spiritual Direction, Life Coaching
Abbey of Gethsemani
Retreats, Spiritual Direction
The Jesuit Spiritual Center
Retreat Center in Milford Ohio
RECOVERY
Celebrate Recovery
Christocentric addiction recovery program with groups around the world
The Salvation Army ARC
Christocentric residential addiction recovery programs
Workaholics Anonymous
Fellowship of persons desiring to be free from addictions relate to overdoing
