Discover Spiritual Innovation
Underpinning the world’s crises is a crisis of spirit. To turn the tide, we need new ways to address spiritual longings. We need spiritual innovation.
You may not have thought to call yourself a spiritual innovator—but if you’re creating something that helps people feel more connected, whole, or attuned to something beyond themselves, then you may just be one!
Spiritual innovation is simply a name for what happens when people like you create new ways to nurture the soul. It may happen within religious traditions, in secular settings, or somewhere in-between. Whether you’re building community, designing rituals, or hosting digital spaces for reflection and healing, you’re answering a quiet but profound call: to meet the deep spiritual longings of our time.
Meet a handful of spiritual innovators in this video to learn more!
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This initiative at Bryn Mawr College convenes scholars, religious leaders, journalists, students, and educators to explore and map the evolving spiritual infrastructure of the future—including changes in congregational closures, spiritual innovation, and religious leadership—through research, public engagement, and professional development.
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