Meet our Spiritual Directors
We invite you to learn more about our Spiritual Directors who are gifted leaders trained in various disciplines and practices. The term “Spiritual Direction” can be misleading because it is not really about being “directed.” Rather, it is very much about being transformed and guided to draw oneself closer to God. In various circles around the church you may also hear Spiritual Direction referred to as Soul Care, Spiritual Companioning, Walking With or Along Side someone.
Each director has her own spiritual direction agreement and fee.
MARGIE ARMS
Margie has been a spiritual director for 20 years. Currently, she provides individual spiritual direction working with women who are in transition in their faith process or who are wanting to deepen their connection with God. She also works with trauma survivors on spiritual issues relating to their trauma. She has led retreats and workshops and is a former member of the Spiritual Direction Colorado Committee. Margie has taught in the Benedictine Spiritual Formation Program at Benet Hill Monastery in Colorado Springs. Before becoming a spiritual director, Margie practiced psychotherapy as a licensed clinical social worker. She holds a joint PhD from the University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology in religious and theological studies.
Sue Cooper Caruthers
After decades of being a psychologist, Sue entered a spiritual direction training program 2015 and graduated in 2017 which transformed her faith journey and life. Since then, Sue has served as a spiritual director with both individuals and groups. The people she walks with are seeking a closer relationship with God, greater compassion, and additional awareness of who they truly are as beloved children of God. Sue believes spiritual direction can bring you peace, help you recognize and use your spiritual gifts, and help you notice God’s presence in your daily life, sometimes in quite surprising ways. Please feel free to contact Sue if you would like to talk further about spiritual direction.
PHYLLIS DELANEY
Phyllis believes it is a privilege to walk with others on their spiritual journey. She has been walking with people for over 20 years helping others learn how God is active in our lives. Phyllis admits this is sometimes this is not always an easy thing to recognize. Being able to talk with another who also has a deep desire to know the Divine Love God has for each of us can be a tremendous comfort on our journey. If you would like to connect with Phyllis directly click on the link below.