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Writer, Speaker, Pastor

Spiritual Director

Helping you inhabit your life.

Speaking

I am available for speaking at retreats, churches, events, or for leading workshops or classes. Find out more about my style and approach.

Spiritual Coaching

I provide one-on-one spiritual direction and coaching.

What is a Spiritual Director and Do You Need One?

By Kimberly Crispeno|2021-02-26T11:01:36-08:00April 1st, 2020|Categories: Living Your Life Well, Spiritual Direction, Spirituality, Staying Present|Tags: Spiritual direction, spiritual director, therapy|

For all of us, sometimes it is helpful to focus

The Deadening Power of Comparison or My Lenten Practice with Questions to Guide Your Lenten Exploration
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The Deadening Power of Comparison or My Lenten Practice with Questions to Guide Your Lenten Exploration

Living Your Life Well, Risking, Spirituality, Staying Present, The Creative Life

The Deadening Power of Comparison or My Lenten Practice with Questions to Guide Your Lenten Exploration

By Kimberly Crispeno|2020-02-27T00:13:30-08:00February 26th, 2020|Categories: Living Your Life Well, Risking, Spirituality, Staying Present, The Creative Life|Tags: Ash Wednesday, Barbara Brown Taylor, Being present, comparison, Lent, Mary Oliver, self-betrayal, Spiritual Practices|

Last week I was away to write, ostensibly on a

Coming Out, Part 4: Lost Things and Found

By Kimberly Crispeno|2020-08-26T15:12:01-07:00February 18th, 2020|Categories: Chronic pain & depression, Darkness, Grief, LGBTQ+, Living Your Life Well, Pain, Risking, Staying Present, This Messy Life|Tags: Colby's story, LGBTQ, lost and found, singing, what has been found, what has been lost|

I remember driving the 30 miles from Lakeside to Polson

Pastor, Writer, Speaker, Spiritual Director, Beauty-Seeker

“Don’t scorn your life because it’s not dramatic, or it’s impoverished, or it looks dull, or it’s workaday. Don’t scorn it. It is where poetry is taking place if you’ve got the sensitivity to see it, if your eyes are open.” – Philip Levine

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