A quieter space for deeper growth.
Walking alongside people as they become more attentive to God’s presence and learn to live from their belovedness in Christ.
Listening · Formation · Faithful presence
Space to become.
We are loved before we do anything at all.
I believe spiritual growth begins not with striving, but with remembering who we are: God’s beloved. In the midst of life’s joys, questions, transitions, and challenges, we can learn to slow down, listen, and notice how God is meeting us.
My hope is to offer a warm, unhurried space for reflection, meaningful conversation, and the kind of growth that takes root in everyday life.
An invitation to grow.
Whether we’re sitting together in conversation or gathering as a group, the invitation is the same: make space for God’s transforming presence.
Spiritual Direction
One-on-one or group companionship for listening, discerning, and noticing God’s movement in your life.
Speaking & Teaching
Thoughtful, grounded teaching for churches, conferences, teams, and communities longing to grow in Christ.
Retreats & Formation
Intentional spaces for individuals and groups to pause, listen, reflect, and respond to God.
“I love walking alongside others as we remember we are God’s beloved.”
A lifetime of listening, leading, and learning.
For more than three decades, I’ve served in church and nonprofit ministry, including pastoral leadership, spiritual formation, and Christian camping. Those experiences have shaped my conviction that growth happens when we make space to be present with God.
I earned a Doctor of Ministry with a focus on Spiritual Formation from Azusa Pacific University and became a certified spiritual director through Friends University’s Apprentice Institute in 2026. I currently serve as Executive Director of Calvin Crest Conferences near Yosemite National Park.
Azusa Pacific University · Spiritual Formation
Friends University · Apprentice Institute
Pastoral, nonprofit & camp leadership
Let’s start a conversation.
Curious about spiritual direction, planning a gathering, or wondering what might be a good fit? I’d love to hear from you.