What To Look for in Choosing Facilitators

• Someone who has “a heart” for people who are going through their own pain, trials, struggles, etc

• Someone who has likely experienced their own tragedy, trauma, or significant life-transition and has/is properly processing through it. 

• Someone who has a mature walk with Jesus and is continuing to grow and cultivate their relationship with Him - not perfect, but in progress.

• Someone whose life and character rightly represents the name and nature of Christ.

• Someone who is sensitive to and dependent on the Holy Spirit in their own life, and sensitive and dependent to Him as they help others. 

• Someone who is involved and committed in a local church or part of a defined “spiritual community.” 

• Someone who is committed to their own ongoing health and wholeness.

• Someone who is committed to their own ongoing learning, development, and growth.

• Someone who is humble and teachable