Find a Spiritual Director

Taki Dube

Durban

Tamara Murphy

Bridgeport, Connecticut

Tamara (sounds like camera) delights in helping those weary or burdened by the unexamined practices of their faith walk and work in the restful way of Jesus. She is the author of The Spacious Path: Practicing the Restful Way of Jesus in a Fragmented World (Herald Press). Tamara is a Supervising Faculty member of Selah-Anglican, a certificate program in spiritual direction with Leadership Transformations, Inc., and loves getting visits from her children and grandchildren in Bridgeport, Connecticut, where she lives with her husband Brian.

Tanya Klitsch

Kensington, MD

Tanya completed Selah's certificate in Spiritual Direction in 2025. She loves how the practice of hospitality reflects the heart of God. She considers it a privilege to offer hospitable presence to others as they seek to discern and respond to the Lord. Her background includes an MA in Christian Thought and a certificate in Soul Care. In this recent season, the core values of Selah's training have been a precious reminder to her of our deep longing and need to remain attentive and present to the Triune God who graciously draws us into communion with Himself.

Ted Wueste

Phoenix, AZ

I have a deep desire to see others spiritually formed through a deepening intimacy with the Trinity. For me, providing a safe place to prayerfully explore how God is leading and at work is the core of spiritual direction. Having served as a pastor for over 25 years, I have a heart for pastors and ministry leaders. Knowing the unique challenges they face, I value and cherish the opportunity to walk alongside ministry leaders in direction. My academic training includes a MDiv, STM, and DMin.

Terri Storer

Lincoln, NE

As a spiritual director, I create and hold a safe, sacred space for the directee to slow and soften into their own truth in their own life experience to attune to the divine. Restlessness, life transitions, gentle nudges, or a longing for a deeper relationship with God may lead one to explore spiritual direction.

Tiffany Chen

Stouffville, Ontario

Tim Gemmel

Wheaton, IL

My journey into spiritual direction came out of a desire to be WITH God: to respond with my whole self to His overwhelming, steadfast love for me. For most of my life I have lived an exhausting Christian life - always DOING things for God fueled my false identity of achievement stemming from my career in technology sales. Being WITH God allows me to be my true self: a human BEING, not a human DOING, basking in the joy of contemplative stillness with God. Through spiritual direction I long to companion others in this life-giving posture with our loving father.

Tom Benson

Stokesdale, North Carolina

Toni Donnelly

Phoenix, Arizona

Valarie Johnson

Wenatchee, Washington

After 15 years of ministry with Wycliffe Bible translators I entered a period of transition seeking Gods place and vocational call for this next season of my life. I feel my call to ministry is to serve my brothers and sisters with the gifts and experience God has given me; to support thier discovery and living out of Gods unique calling for them. It is my great joy to companion and watch the unfolding journey of those seeking deeper intimacy with Jesus.

Vernée Wilkinson

Boston, Massachusetts

Vernée Wilkinson

Boston, MA

Vicki Niebrugge

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Spiritual direction provides someone to walk with you in your spiritual journey; a companion to help you notice the often-subtle interior movement of God in your life that is so often missed as we go through life accomplishing goals, raising a family, and serving our neighbors. My intention is to walk with you as your intimacy with God grows. The spiritual direction training I received was through Leadership Transformation’s Selah program, and my academic background includes a master’s degree in Spiritual Formation, a J.D., and an in-process DMin, also in spiritual formation.

Vicky Gunning

Flower Mound, Texas

Vicky Gunning served as a partner with an international law firm for 34 years. During her last 2 years of law practice, she oversaw culture for the law firm's 20 offices, a role that amplified her calling of integrating faith at work. Since retirement in 2025, she has been volunteering on staff at her church leading the prayer ministry and small groups. She is also a trained Stephen Minister and has completed Level II training from the Society of St. Michael (deliverance ministry). Vicky is married to Michael, and they have one young adult son and two dogs.

Winnie Li

Toronto, Ontario

Zoe Hansen

Harrisonburg, Virginia

Zoe serves on staff as the Director of Spiritual Formation at a small Anglican church in the Shenandoah Valley. She loves leading retreats and groups, but her favorite thing to do is meet with people one on one for spiritual direction, attending with them to the loving presence of God in their lives.