Room for Questions
Embrace the Mystery.
Life isn't an equation that is to be solved. Rather, it is a Mystery into which we are invited to participate. It is an invitation into ever deeper understandings and experiences.
Room for
Questions ~ The Podcast
Introducing Room for Questions, a thought-provoking podcast that explores the intersection of spirituality and everyday life. Join us on a journey of self-discovery and learn to recognize the “thin places” in your life — where the boundaries between the infinite and the finite, the sacred and the secular, merge. Despite our modern worldview that often reinforces a sense of isolation, we’ll explore how everything is interconnected and learn to see the holy in the midst of our daily lives.
Launching in 2024, Room for Questions is your space to acknowledge life’s big questions and discover the infinite, eternal, and sacred in the midst of your daily routine.
I’ve always known that connection to the Divine is natural and seamless and that our spirituality is not about having answers but about being open to God's presence in our midst. Life, in a word, is holy.
I am an Episcopal priest who rediscovered my natural and seamless connection to God after years of theological education that left me feeling disconnected. My turning point came when I faced grief and realized that God was not an answer to be sought but an abiding Presence to embrace. Now, as a spiritual coach, I help seekers who feel disenchanted with the church reframe their understanding of spirituality so that it is a natural and integrated dimension of their lived experience. I teach them how to trust their spirituality again and live an intentional life that is filled with meaning and purpose.
"Kay brings much to the role of spiritual director: an open mind, an attentive ear, familiarity with different religious traditions and spiritual practices, respect for the uniqueness of each person’s life journey. Most of all, she is focused on listening to and being guided by the Spirit. "
Dave K.
"Thanks for your class, Who Are You? I found the class to be not only educational, but also quite interesting, and thought-provoking. Seeking the "inner you" can be quite confusing and perplexing, and I think your grounding explanations are very helpful and insightful, particularly for those of us who tend to get “lost” when seeking our own self. "
Stan S.
Embrace the Mystery.
Life isn't an equation that is to be solved. Rather, it is a Mystery into which we are invited to participate. It is an invitation into ever deeper understandings and experiences.
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