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Emma Aldridge Spiritual Director
I view Spiritual Direction as journeying alongside another through the vast terrains of life, with the Holy One as our guide. I believe that our God cares deeply about every detail of our lives and wants us to encounter his love. What spiritual direction might be like with me: I will welcome you into a non judgmental environment and listen to you as you are I will be listening to the Holy Spirit as our guide during our time together. I use symbols (objects, images, nature) to help guide in prayer. I use drawing, writing or mark making to help process. There may be times of silence, creativity and prayer.

Jenna Edgar Spiritual Director
I’ve always been drawn to the contemplative…to noticing God’s presence in the ordinary and listening for the sacred in everyday life. My own journey through chronic illness and infertility invited me to wrestle honestly with God and led me to the transforming gift of spiritual direction. What I discovered there – a safe, grace-filled space to bring both faith and doubt – has shaped how I now accompany others on their own journey. I enjoy creating a safe space for you to come and be, to bring the highs, lows, questions, frustrations and joys that are on your mind. By asking questions to help you reflect and connect with what you have noticed, honouring silence, pauses and spacious reflection while holding a non-anxious and non-judgemental position, there is room for you to show up as the real you, however that may look.

Becs Jamieson Spiritual Director
As a spiritual director, I offer a warm, welcoming space where you are invited to bring your whole self. I consider it a sacred privilege to accompany people as they explore the presence and movement of God in their everyday lives. Our time together is centered on you and your relationship with God. I offer deep listening, thoughtful questions, and space for silence and contemplation—creating room for you to notice and respond to the invitations of God. I'm also trained in Interactive Drawing Therapy, a creative tool we can incorporate into our sessions when it feels helpful.

Catherine Richardson, Spiritual Director Timaru
The many spiritual conversations in this setting with patients, whānau and staff, and work within my church community helped me see the significance of spiritual direction and the need we all have for someone who cares and listens well. Grief, loss, and change are significant aspects of life - we never know what is just around the corner for us or those we love. In spiritual direction I focus on you- what you bring and how God is moving in your life as you seek to deepen this relationship. I do not see myself as an expert but a fellow traveller who is able to sit in the difficult, uncomfortable, challenging or uncertain spaces of life - and to help to notice the Divine there.

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