A Holistic & Guided Spiritual Practice of

Pilgrimage

Guided pilgrimages for ministry and nonprofit leaders often on the Camino de Santiago in Spain or in the Rockies in Colorado—take your stuck places on a walk, reflect on the season you’re in, and listen deeply to God and your body.

Guided Reflection

Embodied Prayer & Movement

Silence & Solitude

Literary Mentors from Church History

Contemplative Spiritual Practices

Shared Experience & Conversations

Upcoming

The Camino began as a personal respite and a desire to meet God.

Now we invite leaders to join us in the intentional and refreshing, often neglected spiritual practice of pilgrimage.

Meet your guides!

Our pilgrimage guides have various licenses and certifications in coaching (ICF), spiritual direction, therapeutic work, and leadership, as well as cross-cultural ministry experience.

Tu camino es tu camino

“Exposure to the harsh realities and fierce beauties of a world not aimed at my comfort has a way of cutting through the self-absorption of my life. The uncontrolled mystery of nature puts the ego in check and invites the soul back (in more than one way) to the ground of its being.

It elicits the soul’s deepest desire, enforces a rigorous discipline, and demands a life marked by activism and resistance. It reminds me, in short, that spiritual practice—far from being anything ethereal—is a highly tactile, embodied, and visceral affair.”

– Beldon C. Lane, Backpacking with the Saints: Wilderness Hiking as Spiritual Practice

Testimonials

I want to propose the spiritual discipline of the long walk. It is long because the monologue racing through our heads takes a while to talk itself out, and it is a walk because moving any faster would make the world blurry, and this is a practice that is meant to slow us down. . . .

The long walk is about attentiveness, about receiving each moment as a gift and listening to the sermons creation is preaching to us. . . . The idea behind it is to unplug in order to connect with the Power that surges through the world. I extricate myself from everything, external and internal, that keeps me from being wholly present, and practice a lectio divina of the big book of creation.

–– Adam McHugh, The Listening Life

Frequently Asked Questions

The health of your ministry and the care you provide your team are directly related to your own health as a leader and the care you are receiving.

What if I’m feeling something but am not sure what I need?

Would you rather talk with someone and describe your situation so we can make recommendations specific to you, your context, and the unique needs or challenges you are facing?