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
Digital 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 morePilgrimage in Place
Karla Petty invites us all to reimagine what “Pilgrimage” looks like in an extended season of social distancing.
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