<p>Bill Wells retired in June, 2020, after 22 years as director of financial aid at Wake Forest University. Bill's interest in spiritual direction has made him a particularly insightful partner when it comes to thinking about vocation, and  through his work, he enabled thousands of students to figure out how to get the tools to follow their own vocations. </p>

Bill Wells retired in June, 2020, after 22 years as director of financial aid at Wake Forest University. Bill's interest in spiritual direction has made him a particularly insightful partner when it comes to thinking about vocation, and through his work, he enabled thousands of students to figure out how to get the tools to follow their own vocations.

<p>Bill Wells retired in June, 2020, after 22 years as director of financial aid at Wake Forest University. Bill's interest in spiritual direction has made him a particularly insightful partner when it comes to thinking about vocation, and &nbsp;through his work, he enabled thousands of students to figure out how to get the tools to follow their own vocations.&nbsp;</p>

Enabling Vocations - Bill Wells

We know we’re supposed to be listening for a calling, but what exactly does that sound like? Most people are called to work outside the church, so how can working in the world be a spiritual response to God? We’ll talk to people from a variety of backgrounds and learn how their ideas about calling and experiences of God can help us find and serve on our own paths. Music composed and produced by Dr. Mark Ardrey-Graves.

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