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GROUP SPIRITUAL DIRECTION: Issues of Aging

On Apr.07.15 , In Spiritual Direction by

Dr. Steve Arnold  former chaplain at St. Anthony Health Center and Chandler Place Assisted Living, and, Spiritual Director through  Pivot Point Ministries (pivotpointministries.org),  would like to offer a Group Spiritual Direction opportunity, concentrating on transitions of aging.  The group, for those 50 and older, will focus on listening prayer.  Each session will be two hours http://www.cialispharmaciefr24.com/cialis-fiable-sur-internet/ in length, and viagra […]

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THE LENTEN PILGRIMAGE: SPIRITUAL CHANGE AND TRANSITION

On Feb.10.15 , In Events, Spiritual Direction by

LENT 2015, in the Western Church, begins on February 18.  The season of Lent is a gift offered in the life of the Church, inviting the individual to take a 40 day retreat for reflection and renewal.  The busyness of contemporary life has made it difficult to engage in the Lenten gift, but it can […]

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MINISTRY PARTNERS:

On Feb.10.15 , In Spiritual Direction by

Mr. SAM RAHBERG, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, BENEDICTINE CENTER OF THE ST. PAUL MONASTERY, MAPLEWOOD, MN Spiritual Direction (or Spiritual Companion, as I prefer to describe the relationship) is a very personal relationship.  In choosing a spiritual director, the Holy Spirit leads one to a person who becomes the special companion for the journey at that time.  […]

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Walking Through Lent With a Spiritual Companion

On Feb.10.15 , In Spiritual Direction by

There is a rhythm to the Christian journey that invites one to solitude and invites one to community.  Both are necessary in the shaping and forming that God offers through God’s Word.   Solitude offers the time of quietness that allows one to lean in and truly hear God’s voice in answer to prayer and […]

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FACE TO FACE OR VIA THE INTERNET: SPIRITUAL DIRECTION IS AVAILABLE FOR YOU

On Nov.08.14 , In Spiritual Direction by

The 21st century offers rich opportunities for ministry that, at one point in time never seemed possible. As a Spiritual Director, Steve Arnold is serving almost as many people on line as he serves in face to face settings. Using Skype as the medium, spiritual direction is no longer confined to a particular geographic area. If you are […]

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