“Seeking in the Company of Others offers a practical, creative approach to group spiritual direction that will be warmly welcomed by both novice and experienced spiritual directors. Grounded in eighteen years’ experience of leading groups, the author presents a unique, well-tested model of group direction, along with a treasury of rich reflections and abundant resources for establishing groups. Interpreting group spiritual direction within a Jewish context, the book is a robust contribution to interfaith conversations in its exploration of what is held in common with other spiritual traditions as well as what is particular to Jewish understandings. Clearly and compellingly written, this book will reward careful reading and courageous practice.”
An interesting and enlightening perspective of how Spiritual Direction has been adopted, in this context, to fit the supports required by Jewish clergy. Some good takeaways for any spiritual director, including how to form groups, templates for how an evening meeting would look, and suggestions for secular writings and quotations to use during contemplation exercises.
Helpful model for group direction. I had been using the other model she referenced and this is a fresh take that I think will speak to some of my folks.