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The Institute for Ministerial Wholeness seeks to empower those in ministry, missions, and the marketplace toward wholeness in Body (health), Mind (mental capacity growth), Soul (emotions and relationships), Spirit (spiritual formation), and Vocation (mission).

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Spiritual Direction

Consider seeking a spiritual director to nurture your spiritual growth and faith journey. They specialize in guiding individuals in matters of the soul, faith, and God. It's distinct from coaching, mentoring, or counseling and is practiced across various faith traditions.

Upcoming Events

  • Called Through the Seasons: Reimagining Vocation Across a Lifetime
    Called Through the Seasons: Reimagining Vocation Across a Lifetime
    Called Through the Seasons: Reimagining Vocation Across a Lifetime
    Wed, Jul 15
    Webinar
    What does it mean to remain faithful to our calling when life changes? How do we discern God's voice not only at the beginning of the journey but throughout its many chapters? Hear from leaders representing different stages of life and vocation as they share wisdom.
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  • Beyond Career: A Spiritual Vision of Vocation
    Beyond Career: A Spiritual Vision of Vocation
    Beyond Career: A Spiritual Vision of Vocation
    Wed, Sep 09
    Webinar
    Vocation is less about finding the perfect role and more about responding faithfully to God's invitation in every sphere of life. In this webinar, we will explore a spiritual vision of vocation that extends beyond career success, achievement, or productivity.
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Testimonials

"Soul care is not optional. In the midst of life's harried and hurried pace, contemplative prayer is a breath of fresh air, facilitating a process to deepen one's relationship with God and increase one's desire for Him. Learning to be still in quiet reflection and meditating on God's Word creates space to hear what the Spirit is saying. I'm deeply grateful for Mark's friendship and spiritual direction."

Rev. Dr. Paul McDonald, Superintendent of the Northern Missouri District of the Assemblies of God

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