“…the work of spiritual care is getting in touch with our own humanness, our own softness, that inherent divinity inside of us, not only for ourselves but also so that we can begin to get in touch with it in others.”

Still HarborApril 18, 2024Comment

Alumni Spotlight: Rev. Dianne M. Daniels

"Spiritual direction helps perfectly imperfect human beings tap into their OWN knowing and their own definition of divinity and spirit."

Still HarborMarch 18, 2024Comment

"Holy Darkness," A Winter Solstice Poem

A poem celebrating the mystery and blessing of darkness in honor of the winter solstice.

Still HarborDecember 20, 2023 Comment

Alumni Spotlight: Gabriela De Golia

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Alumni Spotlight: Anthony Cruz Pantojas

Still HarborJune 13, 2023Comment

Goodbye Nathan & Welcome Molly!

Still HarborMay 29, 2023 Comment

Alumni Spotlight: Rev. Larry J. Morris III

Still HarborApril 25, 2023Comment

Towards Liberated Spirits Communing

Daily, I willingly enter into conversations with people who are facing some kind of suffering. This doesn’t mean I offer hope. In fact, my role in most of those conversations is not to. Instead, it is to be “in the pit” with them.

Still HarborApril 14, 2023Comment

Alumni Spotlight: pauli reese

Still HarborMarch 20, 2023Comment

Welcoming our New Board Members!

Welcome to our three new board members!

Still HarborSeptember 1, 2021Comment