Growing and Nurturing the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
By guest writer, Kyle Spradley, Director of SOMA-USA. Christian spiritual gifts are special abilities planted in believers by the Holy Spirit, enabling them to serve
01/22/2026
Anglican leaders should be equipped to do the work they were called to do, but a lack of resources and a confusing context can be overwhelming and leave leaders feeling isolated and alone. Worse, competing voices and methodologies leave leaders feeling powerless to effect change, frustrated by church decline, and intimidated by unbiblical arguments.
We provide resources, events, and networks for those serving at every level of the Church: lay leaders, clergy, and bishops North America and everywhere Anglicans serve in order to grow healthy leaders, healthy churches, and healthy structures for greater Gospel mission. How can we help?
We have experienced the confusion of trying to build a biblically faithful Anglican ministry in today’s overwhelming context. Yet through our years as ordained ministers, we’ve gained confidence and clarity as we’ve learned best practices through partnerships with missional Anglicans here in North America and around the world.
We’re ready to guide you to the thriving, healthy ministry you signed up for in the first place. We provide:
Relevant resources that equip you to meet your current needs. We provide coaching, courses, conferences, videos, books, and more to help you on your leadership journey.
Dynamic connections to the wisdom of a network of Anglicans, here in North America and around the Anglican Communion, committed to biblical faithfulness and can partner with you.
Personal attention and prayer from a compassionate staff that provides needed support and will network you with other leaders in our prayer and support groups and personalized one-on-one coaching.
By guest writer, Kyle Spradley, Director of SOMA-USA. Christian spiritual gifts are special abilities planted in believers by the Holy Spirit, enabling them to serve
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