That’s very common. Many people come to us feeling uncertain or overwhelmed by a transition season, burnout, vocational questions, or often an overlap of these dynamics. You are not alone!

You can start by filling out our interest form. This will help us better understand your situation and needs. 

We offer a variety of coaching options, supportive resources, community cohort experiences, eCourses, reflection tools, sabbatical and vocational discernment processes, and pilgrimage experiences. Upon reviewing your responses and potentially setting up an initial free consultation, we can recommend the best fit for your support and development. As needed, we can also refer you to an outside resource or alternative soul-care partners and providers. We operate within a broad ecosystem of global leaders and valuable resources.

That’s often exactly where people begin… and honestly, the best place to begin! Many participants come to The Way Between feeling uncertain, stuck, overwhelmed, or unable to see a clear path forward. Our work is designed to create space for reflection, grounded processing, trusted communal discernment, and sustainable next steps, rather than forcing quick answers or premature decisions.

Transition seasons, though they can be difficult and overwhelming, are some of the most powerful seasons of development and clarity in our lives, if we can hold on to what is authentic and true and have helpful support resources alongside us on the journey.

Many leaders begin to consider a sabbatical when they experience prolonged exhaustion, burnout, loss of clarity, emotional fatigue, a major transition, or a growing sense that something needs to shift. Others pursue the biblical imperative and gift of sabbatical proactively for periodic renewal, reflection, and long-term sustainability.

Our Interest Form and initial conversations can help you discern whether and when sabbatical support may be appropriate for your season.

Explore more Sabbatical readiness resources here:

• Try our free Sabbatical Readiness Survey to help assess your current dynamics.

• Learn more about the vital role and biblical imperative for Sabbatical in a leader’s life in some chapters of Essentials for People Care and Development, written by TWB staff.

• Reference The Way Between Field Notes on Sabbatical.

Yes. We regularly work with pastors, missionaries, and nonprofit leaders, both in the US and around the globe.

We consult and serve faith-based organizations, and faith-based nonprofit leaders (whether they work for specifically faith-based orgs or not).

We’ve partnered with more than 130 organizations and denominations globally to date, serving over 900 leaders. We serve an ecumenical clientele across the protestant, evangelical, and post-evangelical perspectives.

We define “leadership” as grasping a sense of one’s call and purpose, and acting intentionally to work out that calling, regardless of formal leadership titles or positions. We have also worked with leaders outside of ministry settings who resonate with our approach and values.

No. The Way Between primarily offers credentialed coaching, facilitation, pastoral support and counsel, and formation-based guidance for leaders navigating transition, debrief, discernment, sabbatical, renewal, and vocation. We also offer support through books, blogs, and eCourse content.

Some members of our team are licensed counselors, but our services do not include licensed clinical therapy or formal spiritual direction. We take a leadership development approach, and are ultimately in support of a leader’s journey forward into clarity, right fit, authenticity, and healthy, balanced vocational expression.