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Harvest Gifts of Mentoring and Spiritual Direction

by Alicia Britt Chole | community, faith, spiritual formation

For the next few weeks, you will hear from some of our trusted affiliate mentors with Leadership Investment Intensives. Today’s post is from Stephanie Smith, and she shares vulnerably about freedom through mentoring. “You’ve settled for a shoulder-to-shoulder...

Mentoring: A Witness to “Withness”

by Alicia Britt Chole | community, leadership, spiritual formation

For the next few weeks, you will hear from some of our trusted affiliate mentors with Leadership Investment Intensives. Today’s post is from Dr. Kimberly Nash Alexander, and it provides a scriptural framework for the “withness” of a mentoring...

Mentoring for Life and Leadership

by Alicia Britt Chole | leadership, spiritual formation

Mentoring changes lives. When a spiritual companion accompanies another on an interior journey of the soul, a strategic re-wiring takes place which transforms deeply. For the next several weeks, you will hear from some of our trusted affiliate mentors with Leadership...

About Mentoring

by Alicia Britt Chole | community, faith, spiritual formation

Dr. Howard Kenyon offered this concise definition of mentoring: “Teaching in the context of relationship.” Yes, spiritual intentionality can make a relationship rich! Beyond these core components, mentoring relationships take on many different forms. • some sit in...

Faith & Friction 6/9, sustainability

by Alicia Britt Chole | faith, mental muscle, spiritual formation

Kyle and Joel’s true story (in last week’s blog) is an apt representation of my personal faith experience. Several times over the last few decades, circumstances have shaken my mental grip on faith. I have yelled, wept, grieved, questioned, and wrestled mentally...

Writing, in a journal

by Alicia Britt Chole | prayer, spiritual formation, writing

Journaling seems to fill some souls with relief and others with anxiety. For the former group, expressing themselves with pen and paper or via an e-journal is like sweet therapy. In the latter group are (1) those for whom writing has never been their dearest friend,...

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