Spiritual Formation
for Kingdom Action®
Coracle Remains Committed to Fostering Community & Formation, Especially Now.
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Retreats for individuals and groups in every season & stage of their spiritual journey
An ancient spiritual discipline offering a listening, prayerful presence to another while journeying and listening together with God
Being the ongoing presence of God in the world through union with Christ and the power of the Spirit
A business and ministry of Coracle that offers thoughtfully-conceived products that are crafted with love and made in a way that upholds our hope for the “common good”
Communities in Northern Virginia, Baltimore, and the Shenandoah Valley that meet regularly to practice spiritual disciplines & the rhythms of prayer
Loving God by caring for his creation & integrating this care into retreats at Corhaven as well as offering educational experiences in stewardship of the earth
A collection of writings from the Coracle community
During COVID-19, Go Deeper and Bless
Bill Haley shares Coracle’s new approach to forming and blessing God’s people in this unprecedented season.
read moreDigital Soundings Seminar: “Education in a Time of Coronavirus”
A panel of Educators shares valuable tips and resources for navigating the new “Learn at Home” environment from a Christian perspective.
read moreAn Appeal from Nate Bacon in Guatemala Amidst COVID-19 Crisis
Nate Bacon of Innerchange appeals to the church in America to support those most in need in Guatemala.
read moreAn historic burial ground for African-Americans that remembers and honors the deceased and helps cultivate opportunities that look to the future with hope, peace, and justice for all people
A business and ministry of Coracle that offers thoughtfully-conceived products that are crafted with love and made in a way that upholds our hope for the “common good”
A program that seeks to bring racial healing in the US by offering “An American Lent,” a 50-day online tool aimed at helping participants begin to really RECOGNIZE the persistent legacy of slavery, REPENT with sorrow, and RESPOND meaningfully, in the context of RELATIONSHIPS