Spiritual direction is holy work—and heavy work. If you spend your days holding space for others’ grief, doubt, and joy, this reflection is for you. Come be reminded that the love you offer is not meant to be sustained by you alone. Rest in your belovedness.

Prayer doesn’t have to be talking to God in words. St. Ignatius of Loyola developed the practice of imaginative prayer to help us enter into a deeper, felt relationship with Christ. Whether you’re new to imaginative prayer or it’s a regular part of your prayer practice, we invite you to open your creative mind with these guided prompts.

What if creating is one way we join God’s ongoing work in the world? Creativity is more than a skill—it’s a sacred invitation. This reflection explores creativity as prayer, participation, and a way of noticing God in all things.

As 2025 draws to a close, we’re filled with gratitude for all the ways our community has gathered, grown, and journeyed together. From Groundings lectures to formation and fellowship, we’re reflecting on a year of spiritual depth—and looking ahead with hope to 2026.