WellSpring SoulCARE

Theologian Kyle Strobel discusses his latest book, WHEN GOD BECOMES DISTANT, and the rise of the spiritual formation "movement."

Four recent SoulCARE alum share their experiences and gratitude for the program.

Join us for our upcoming alumni retreat, with our guest Jan Johnson. We'll come aside to realign and rediscover the joy of ministry – rooted in God’s presence.

https://janjohnson.org/

Register for our event with Michael Wear: https://www.wellspringca.org/post/join-us-for-a-unique-wellspring-event

Michael Wear is the Founder, President and CEO of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, a nonpartisan, nonprofit institution based in the nation’s capital with the mission to contend for the credibility of Christian resources in public life, for the public good. For well over a decade, he has served as a trusted resource and advisor for a range of civic leaders on matters of faith and public life, including as a White House and presidential campaign staffer. Michael is a leading voice on building a healthy civic pluralism in twenty-first century America. He has argued that the spiritual health and civic character of individuals is deeply tied to the state of our politics and public affairs.

Three recent SoulCARE alum share their experiences and gratitude for the program.

In part 4 of the "Lies Pastors Believe" series, Richard and Chris discuss deconstruction.

This is part three of our new “mini-series” on our podcast around “Lies Pastors Believe”.  We’re surfacing some of the flawed ideas that we’ve found in ourselves and other pastors, and we believe that naming and exploring these flawed stories will help us gain clarity about our calling and point us in a healthier direction. 

Three recent SoulCARE alum share their experiences and gratitude for the program.

This is part two of our new “mini-series” on our podcast around “Lies Pastors Believe”.  We’re surfacing some of the flawed ideas that we’ve found in ourselves and other pastors, and we believe that naming and exploring these flawed stories will help us gain clarity about our calling and point us in a healthier direction. 

We’re starting a new “mini-series” on our podcast around “Lies Pastors Believe”.  We’re surfacing some of the flawed ideas that we’ve found in ourselves and other pastors, and we believe that naming and exploring these flawed stories will help us gain clarity about our calling and point us in a healthier direction.