Committed to Selah Shared Rule of Life

The directors listed here have made the additional commitment of adopting our shared Selah Rule of Life for the nurture and integrity of their spiritual direction ministry practice. This includes receiving ongoing spiritual direction and supervision themselves, attending at least one retreat or conference each year that nurtures and refines their call as a spiritual director, and making an annual assessment of their direction ministry practice and life.

Ferrell, Lori
City
Vero Beach
State
Florida
Country
United States
Bio

My family and I lived in Southeast Asia for over twelve years. In 2013 we took a Sabbatical year fol...

Phone
(772) 696-4452
Availability
In Person, Zoom, Skype, Facetime
Forkner, Lisa
City
Hingham
State
Massachusetts
Country
United States
Bio

My calling is to foster experiences for spiritual transformation and emotional healing through authe...

Availability
In Person, Zoom
Denomination or Church Affiliation
Baptist
Fox, Dwight
City
Charlotte
State
North Carolina
Country
United States
Bio

I believe it to be a great privilege and a sacred calling to be invited to accompany another on his...

Availability
In Person
Denomination or Church Affiliation
Non-Denominational
City
Charlotte
State
North Carolina
Country
United States
Phone
(704) 962-5622 (cell) and (704) 587-7412 (home)
Availability
In Person, Phone, Skype

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Mitzi Mak

Selah-West Faculty

Mitzi started her professional life as a high school social studies teacher. She and her husband Jerry then served cross-culturally for ten+ years, living abroad first in India and then Kurdistan, N. Iraq. In addition to being a Spiritual Director, she now serves as a Formation and Care pastor in her local church in Houston, TX. She has graduated from LTI’s Selah Spiritual Direction training as well as LTI’s Emmaus Formational Leadership Program.

Mitzi enjoys engaging conversation, reading fiction, doing jigsaw/crossword puzzles, ocean gazing and exploring the world with Jerry through food and travel.

God has two main callings in Mitzi’s life: to care for those who care for others and to be a guide in helping others have a healthy relationship with the Trinity – recognizing God’s loving presence and activity in their lives and how to faithfully respond.

Selah was a transformative experience for me – allowing the contemplative within to emerge and to beautifully co-exist with my extraverted personality.