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Our Center

Established in Charlotte, North Carolina, Sojourners Spiritual Care Institute, LLC exists to cultivate spiritually grounded, culturally responsive, and justice-centered leaders and spiritual caregivers through education, spiritual formation, Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), leadership development, and community engagement.

Our Mission

Sojourners Institute of Spiritual Care, CPE Center is dedicated to fostering a Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) environment that is grounded in Womanist Ethics, and the wisdom of disability justice. The mission is to nurture chaplains who honor embodiment, embrace interdependence, and practice healing as a sacred, justice-centered act.

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Our Vision

Sojourners Institute of Spiritual Care, CPE Center cultivates spiritual care givers who lead with empathy, cultural humility, courage, a commitment to inclusive social justice, and a deep reverence for the sacred dignity of every being.

Our Core Values

Sojourners Spiritual Care Institute was founded upon the conviction that transformative spiritual care education must be academically rigorous, relationally grounded, spiritually authentic, and intentionally accessible.

Womanist Ethics.

The Institute embraces Womanist Ethics as a framework for centering the knowledge and moral agency of marginalized communities through radical subjectivity, traditional communalism, redemptive self-love, and critical engagement with oppression and liberation.

Disability Justice.

The Institute recognizes Disability Justice as foundational to intersectionality, collective access, interdependence, sustainability, collective care, cross-disability solidarity, and the leadership of those most impacted.

Healing Relationships.

Healing and life-affirming transformation emerge within authentic, mutual, and empathetic spiritual care relationships that honor embodiment, interdependence, and the sacred dignity of every person.

Educational Excellence.

Programs are designed to be academically rigorous, ethically grounded, engaging, reflective, and responsive to the evolving practice of spiritual care.

Integrity.

The Institute conducts its affairs with honesty, transparency, accountability, consistency, appropriate confidentiality, and fidelity to its mission and stated commitments.

Collaboration.

The Institute values interdisciplinary partnerships and collaborative learning among diverse community organizations, faiths and spiritualities, academic institutions, health care organizations, and other partners committed to spiritual care education.

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