Christian Soulwork
Our Vision
Our Calling
SoulWork.org is a shared home for the practice and discernment of Christian soul work, stewarding an emerging field through publishing, shared frameworks, convenings, and community. We envision a mature and trustworthy ecosystem in which individuals, practitioners, organizations, and churches are supported by shared language, wise practice, and pathways that honor deep spiritual formation as sacred, relational, and ongoing work.
Soul Work Stories
I was an ordained pastor, church planter and regular church attender who was leading a Christian training organization that retrained pastors/clergy how to participate in leadership development.
I was in regular small groups and led a men’s ministry in my home church. And I could not get to the root of relational issues that plagued me.
Tom C.
After years of finding my identity in my ministry, I found myself not knowing who I was without the aspects of what I did to perform for God and for my self-worth.
I came to my weekend broken, lost, and alone.
The weekend helped me realize that I now longer had to stay in the place of the victim. I am forever grateful.
Sandy C.
Group is one of the best things, but one of the hardest things I've ever done—to tell other men the truth about what's going on with me—and I still have to work on it.
Ken K.
Our Approach
Guiding Principles
Stewardship
over Ownership
SoulWork.org exists to steward a shared field, not to possess it. We cultivate language, practices, and resources in ways that protect the integrity of soul work, honor its roots in the Christian tradition, and resist commodification or control.
Wisdom
before Method
We prioritize discernment, formation, and ethical practice over technique or replication. Soul work cannot be reduced to scripts or outcomes; it requires humility, attentiveness, and respect for human complexity, spiritual mystery, and communal responsibility.
Recognition
not Replacement
SoulWork.org seeks to recognize and strengthen faithful deep discipleship practices where it already exists, not to replace churches, ministries, or practitioners. We support individuals, organizations, and churches by offering shared resources, frameworks and pathways that honor local authority, relational trust, and ongoing formation.
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