Retreats
Spiritual Formation Retreats
Stop long enough to hear your own heartbeat.
A retreat is not a program to get through. It is a moment to pause, notice, and reconnect. Kimberly’s guided retreats are rooted in silence, solitude, and the spiritual disciplines that foster a unique encounter with God. Whether you’re feeling stuck, longing for clarity, or just plain tired these retreats are designed to help those who constantly pour but rarely make time to be filled. Come and experience for yourself the joy that comes from being restored so that you have capacity to lead from abundance instead of a deficit.
What can be included:
Retreat 101 Orientation for those who may be new to the idea of formation retreats
Spiritual Formation Exercises from a variety of traditions but grounded in orthodoxy.
Interactive Formation Experiences
Guided Meditation inspired by Scripture
Group & Individual Spiritual Direction or Coaching
Integration Sessions to notice what happened and name the next steps forward.
Who this is for:
Individuals
Small groups, groups of friends, support groups
Church leadership teams, ministry boards, cohorts
Church communities, large affinity groups
Denominational gatherings, organizational gatherings
Kimberly’s retreats draw on a rich tradition of spiritual formation practice, including material adapted with permission from Carolyn Carney, and an interactive spiritual temperaments experience adapted from Dr. Myra Perrine's book, “What's Your God Language?” The retreats are tailored to your group's size and setting, from an intimate team of 3 to a conference-level gathering of 500+.
What retreat participants are saying:
“I loved literally everything — the flow, the free time, just enough activities. I didn’t want to leave!”
“It was the perfect amount of invitation/challenge coupled with the freedom to listen and do what we needed.”
“I loved the nurturing spirit and depth with which you facilitated our times together — the space you gave and kinds of questions you asked. I felt so seen, cared for, encouraged. I love that you cultivated this dynamic between all of us!”