A six-week online workshop for those who want to hear a fresh word from God, discern a new path, and get support and wisdom from others to take action.

January 4 – February 13, 2026

This workshop is an invitation:

  • To remember you are called
    — by name, by baptism, by grace. 

  • To excavate your story
    — to see God at work in your life

  • To discern what is yours to do
    — and get support to do it

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The Rhythm:

  • Sunday – Receive the weekly theme + prompt

  • Monday – optional Zoom prayer + large group sharing (12p or 8p ET)

  • Tuesday – Post your written reflection to the week’s robust prompt (700 words)

  • Wednesday – Meet with your small learning group live on zoom (12p or 8p ET)

  • Thursday – Read and offer feedback to cohort members

  • Friday – Integrate your learning

Time commitment: 8–10 hours per week

Includes various prayer practices, writing, reading, live Zoom sessions, collaborative feedback, and optional spiritual direction. Reflective materials are grounded in Christian Scriptures and Ignatian spirituality.

The workshop is a container for you. As with all things, you’ll get back what you put into it.

Is this the season for you to dive deeply into your call? 


We can’t wait to join you.

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Applications are due December 7, 2025

We’ll let you know by December 15, 2025

You’ll have until December 19 to accept and make your payment.

Payment: We offer a sliding scale for this experience and do not want the cost to be prohibitive. Workshop fees go toward just compensation for those providing coaching and feedback throughout the workshop, as well as website hosting and related administrative costs. The remainder of funds will go toward initiatives that support women in ministry. We are asking for an amount between $50-$500 for the full six-week workshop.

Formator, U.S. Deacons, Major archdiocese

“I felt like the dry bones in Ezekiel, being brought back to life and being given the breath of the Spirit. It’s something I can share with others.”

Campus minister, Catholic elementary school:

“This workshop came at a transitional time for me, so it was helpful for me to think about my story and reclaim the parts that have been hibernating. I feel more confident in my experiences and my voice as I move forward.”