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Our diocese has a number of Spiritual Accompaniers who have extensive training and experience of spiritual direction. Download the Spiritual Accompanier leaflet for more information including connecting with a Spiritual Accompanier. Exploring a calling to Spiritual AccompanimentCanterbury and Rochester Dioceses work in partnership to offer a jointly-run Programme for Spiritual Accompaniment. The current course began in November 2020. Details of future courses will be added once available
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Spiritual accompaniment encourages you to explore a close relationship with God. In the midst of a busy life, many people find it difficult to notice God’s actions in their daily affairs. Yet at the deepest level, all of us long for a more conscious experience of God’s presence and love. Spiritual accompaniment is not about being ‘directed’ - rather, it is very much about being encouraged to draw closer to God. Spiritual accompaniment invites you deeper into this relationship.
