The Sacred Humanists

Resources for Spiritual Deconstruction & Reconstruction

Spiritual Retreat

The Sacred Humanist’s Editor-in-Chief, Carson T. Clark, also serves as the Chaplain of a spiritual retreat center. This quiet facility offers the hospitality of four guest bedrooms as well as a full kitchen, introductory library, exercise room, billiard room, and chapel. Whether a person is exhausted and needs a place to rest, has a ton of questions and needs a place to study, or is going through a short-term crisis and needs a temporary place to regroup,1 this welcoming facility offers an affordable place for retreat. Pastoral care is also available, if needed. If you plan to be in the north Houston area, please get in touch with us using the Contact form.

 

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  • Carson T. Clark

    Carson serves as a writer and the Editor-in-Chief for both The Sacred Humanists and Subversive Discourse. He attended Baylor University's Truett Seminary and is a priest in the The Anglican Free Communion International, which is LGBT+ welcoming and affirming. Carson attends an Episcopal church. Outside of being a full-time dad, he serves as the chaplain of an ecumenical spiritual retreat center north of Houston. Because faith has seldom come easily, he has a tattoo that in Koine Greek reads, "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief." Carson has an equal love for nerd and sports culture, deeply values hospitality and meaningful discussion, and is committed to pursuing truth, beauty, and goodness wherever it is to be found. For a more extensive bio, please click on the Contributors page.

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  1. However, this facility has neither the expertise nor resources to assist people suffering from chemical addictions, domestic abuse situations, severe mental health challenges, long-term homelessness, or the like.↩