Rewilding Faith

Stroll along the shore of the Swilly, or up in the hills overlooking Lough Foyle Hear stories of struggle and transformation that are rooted in these places. Take some quiet time to reflect on how such stories resonate with your own story. Be inspired by, and inspire those you are walking with.

And maybe be open too to how God - whatever that means to you - might be trying to speak to you on your way.

Maybe you no longer (fully) believe in the God you grew up with., but maybe you still pray.  Maybe you would like a space to talk a bit about what that means, but don't know where to go.

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Or maybe you are angry with God and need a space to say that.

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As a Interfaith Minister and as someone trained in Spiritual Accompaniment, I offer a safe space to explore your sense of God, space to heal, to grow and maybe even, transform.

Step back from the hectic rush of everyday life and give yourself space to connect with yourself, with others, and with your own sense of God- what ever that means to you.  

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Take time to slow down, and reconnect with what matters most to you..

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Residential retreats, day retreats, evening and online workshops all available

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Revisiting the traditional stories of faith to question and re-imagine them in a more inclusive way is another important aspect of rewilding faith.  

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