I grew up in a network of families, siblings, and friends where I had the blessing of developing in true community. As an adult I look back and realize that community has a way of helping you understand what is common among us all. I am grateful to live a deeply blessed life — but when it all comes down to it, people are what matter most.

Sometimes the people who are strong and holding so much together, who have built amazing things — in the quiet spaces they can carry memories of connections that do not serve them, their marriage, or their future.

I have found that most of my clients know they need to address it. They are ready. They just don't know where to go.

Churches today can address spritually rooted tethers in a messy or dramatic fashion. And clinicians or therapists doing spiritual work can feel dry as a bone.

I stand at that very crossroad.

Running parallel to my years of college and degrees in social work was a lifelong spiritual understanding that wholeness is not an outcome you achieve. It is a covenant inheritance. Something purchased at the highest price ever paid for anything — and available to every soul willing to receive it.

What I have come to understand is this:

There is a specific kind of tether that neither therapy, nor devotions, nor willpower is enough to retrieve. And it has been dimming your source. Not enough to stop you. Enough to limit you. Enough that the people closest to you may have never seen your full light.

And what if neither have you?

This work was designed for reclaiming what was either given or taken, but is meant to be kept.

The Sacred Stillroom sits at this particular intersection — it cannot be credentialed, certified, or replicated — it is an ancient door that points to a living, powerful, and holy God. He is more than able.

It is the honor of my life to usher you into His healing presence to reclaim your original inheritance: wholeness.

— Jenna J. Swain

The Stillroom Keeper