Connections to Be Made Through…

Connect-SD offers spaces for women to pause with God, to be seen, heard and build brave community with authenticity. Virtual or in-person retreats invite women to gather, reclaim their divine roots and grow circles of sisterhood. 

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The Sista’s Tent is a special self-care and soul-care retreat offered to BIPOC women missionaries for in-depth one-on-one discernment as they re-enter their US residency after months or years of global service. The Sista's Tent is also available to BIPOC women leaders who desire individual retreats.

Start with a free 30-minute consultation, and see what transpires after the initial conversation. You will be in a better position to decide your next steps, once you sit with some exploratory  heart questions. 

The benefits of receiving coaching services from an ICF certified multi-lingual coach who has lived in cross-cultural settings, are tremendous. 

What are you yearning to achieve given your cultural context?

Will your next steps be to commit to 5+  or 12+ coaching sessions?

 Or could your next step be to attend a guided retreat with Sandra?

Are you facing life transitions in ministry settings? Come and sit with an experienced, mature, multi-lingual and  culturally sensitive ordained Christian woman, who believes in seeing you, honoring you and respecting your humanity. 

After the initial free 30-minute consultation, you will be in a better position to clarify which short-term or long-term life crossroads you want to identify. 

Might you benefit from cross-cultural guidance given your work environment? Support is available.

Give yourself the gift to sit with and be heard.

Another practical way to support CONNECT-SD is to share about Sandra’s various publications. Sandra is available to offer presentations, liturgical reflections based on what is shared through her published work. “Beacons of Hope”, a devotional inspired by women lighthouse keepers from the 18th and 19th century.  It is also published in Spanish, “Luces de Esperanza.“ Another devotional entitled “Walk With Generosity” invites readers to reflect on how they give of their  time, talent and finances. More of Sandra's writing can be found at The Christian Citizen www.christiancitizen.us