About

Why Soul Renovation?

Soul

from the Hebrew "nephesh" referring to the essence of our humanity, filled with God-breath, living into our fullness.

Renova-tion

the state of being restored, made new or as if new again, or process of being revived.

Renovators see radical potential that is often hidden beneath layers. With creativity and imagination, they embark in a process of rediscovering true character and beauty. Soul work is no different. We need others to walk beside us as we undergo the transformative work of uncovering the goodness and beauty that has been ingrained in our souls since the beginning.

Soul renovations invite us to:

hear the unending invitation to know and be known, to love and be loved.
recognize ourselves as God-breathed and stamped-in-the-image
rediscover a life-giving language of grace
learn how to adopt, adapt, and abandon formational practices
rest, enjoy the gifts of nature, and settle in spaces where we laugh, play, and breathe again.

Join me in discovering your soul renovation!

Meet Beth

Life-long learner. Facilitator. Spiritual Director. Retreat leader. Artist. Writer. Coffee Enthusiast.

Much of my connection to God happens outside the traditional walls of the church—walking wooded trails, sitting beside water, exploring new places, looking through a camera lens, or sharing honest conversation over a cup of coffee.

For me, church is less about a place and more about a way of being in the world: paying attention to God's presence, listening deeply to others, and noticing the sacred woven throughout everyday life.

I believe God invites us to embrace our ordinary lives with curiosity, creativity, and grace—to hold joy and grief together, to make peace with not having all the answers, and discover that transformation often happens in unexpected places.

I am completing a Doctor of Ministry in Spiritual Formation from Fuller Theological Seminary and hold a Master of Theology degree. My work includes facilitating retreats, guiding spiritual formation groups, Bible studies, and offering both individual and group spiritual direction.

My husband and I live in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, with our two teenagers and our grown daughter with significant special needs. Of all my teachers, she has taught me the most about faith, presence, and love without ever saying a word.