Once a month, from September through May, the cohort gathers in person for a half-day retreat in a setting marked by beauty and spaciousness. Each retreat includes invitational teaching, personal reflection, group spiritual direction, and a shared meal. The pace is intentionally slower—creating room to listen to God, notice your own soul, and be present without pressure to produce.

Each participant meets regularly with a trained spiritual director who provides confidential, one-on-one space to reflect, process, and discern. Spiritual direction is not about fixing or advising—it’s about paying attention to God’s presence in your real life and leadership. It’s a place to be honest, to ask deeper questions, and to receive care without expectation.

Between retreats, participants are invited into simple, guided prayer rhythms that align with each month’s theme. These practices are designed to be sustainable, not overwhelming—helping you integrate what you’re learning into daily life. Over time, these rhythms cultivate a deeper “with God” life that strengthens both your inner world and outward leadership.

SoulCARE is not meant to be walked alone. In a small, intentional cohort, leaders build trust and shared language around spiritual renewal. There is laughter, shared meals, and moments of deep honesty. Many participants say one of the greatest gifts is rediscovering joy in community—remembering that they are not competitors, but companions in the work of God.