Still Harbor envisions a world where people on the margins have access to life-giving spiritual care. Since 2008, we have pursued this vision in a variety of ways—from coaching social impact leaders to offering in-person and virtual programs that nurture people’s capacity to offer transformative soul care.

In the spring of 2024, we announced that Still Harbor made the difficult decision to close operations. However, as we began that process, a small group of BIPOC spiritual leaders—including two Still Harbor alum—came forward with an interest in continuing Still Harbor’s mission.

After a period of discernment and conversation, Still Harbor’s Board of Directors voted to transition leadership over to this new group, effective October 1, 2024.

The new leaders are still in the process of envisioning what the future of Still Harbor will hold, and we are excited to witness how they will carry forth this work in a new way. They will be in touch in the months to come to introduce themselves and share their vision and plans.

Thank you for your patience, grace, and support during this season of change.

Learn more about Still Harbor and our flagship Spiritual Direction Practicum here.