Soul Care Groups
We invite you into a space dedicated to honest discussions for black women leaders, nurtures you as a whole person, and is deeply rooted in faith.
Are you a business leader, nonprofit leader, or entrepreneur who is out here doing your thing and need a space to be built up in your mental and physical health while being grounded in Biblical faith? Join a nurturing community designed for Black female leaders to invest intentionally in their Soul Care. What is Soul Care? It is nurturing your relationship with God, fostering self-awareness, and staying grounded in a supportive community.
Why are Soul Care Groups necessary?
Feeling burnt out from the demands of leadership? Looking to prioritize your self care and growth? With an intimate circle of leaders, experience: devotionals, thought-provoking discussions, workshops, guest speakers, a seasonal planner, and of course, delicious meals in a supportive environment, and more. Whether you're a seasoned professional or navigating your next steps, our group provides an intimate circle of leaders.
What’s Included
Cohort Dates:
April 2025 - August 2025
Meeting Dates/Times Options:
1st Mondays of the month, 7pm-8:30pm
3rd Fridays of the month, 9am-10:30am
Prayer & Stillness Practices, devotionals, discussions, with video based thought leaders content
Authentic and tailored community of 12 women
Online group with opportunities to meet for in person supper clubs
Optional Retreat
Supper Club: In-person gatherings will have meals curated by our Pan-African inspired cuisine provided by Black-owned restaurants and chefs.
Expert-Led Sessions: Women will hear topics led our expert team.
Prayer Practices: Learn 5 prayer practices in order to navigate leadership and ground you.
Supportive Community: A group chat and 5 monthly virtual/in-person gatherings.
Soul Care Resources: Videos, recommended books, podcasts, and playlists exclusively for members.
Pattern Planner: To help you build a life that prioritizes prayer, people who matter to you, career, and personal self-care
Early Access: You receive early registration access to Cultivate Vibrance events (+ event discounts).
Lean into YOUR Soul Care with US. Apply to Join Us!
Invest in your well-being alongside black women business leaders, nonprofit leaders, and entrepreneurs. Secure your spot and embrace your Soul Care with us.
Cost: $299 for the April 2025 cohorts
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* Partial leadership grants available upon request.
The topics we're
getting into include
Embracing Stillness
Explore the emotional and spiritual benefits of incorporating stillness and solitude into your life.
Setting Boundaries for your Well-being
Dive into the art of creating healthy boundaries and living within reasonable limitations.
Building Connections: Strengthening Relationships in Our Community
Identify ways to strengthen and invest in your relationships.
Nutrition as a Healing Tool: Addressing Health Disparities Among Black Women
Learn about nutrition as a powerful tool to address health disparities disproportionately affecting black women.
Crafting Your Vision: Practical Tools for Soulful Living
Craft a vision for life with practical tools to lean into our soul care.
Testimonials
“I appreciate how open and honest people were sharing their experiences with each other.” Sheena
“I have experienced and appreciated the intentional care, curated questions and the beauty of our culture and sisterhood.” Anika
Meet the Team
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Charlotte Crabbe
FOUNDER & CHIEF CULTIVATOR
Over the last 17 years Charlotte has created environments where people come together to intentionally invest in themselves and grow in their faith. She has worked in ministry as a conference and events planner, launching mentor programs, working overseas and leading teams.
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Elyse Jones LMSW, CPC
FOUNDER OF PARENTING FOR THE CULTURE
Elyse is the founder and chief consultant of Parenting for the Culture, a therapeutic coaching & consulting company committed to bringing awareness & interruption to generational patterns that often plague our communities.
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Yetunde Duro-Emmanuel, MHA
FOUNDER OF SOCIAL, X OLOGIE
Yetunde is a product strategist and tech ecosystem builder helping startups scale, grow, and succeed. She’s currently working on a pre-launch venture in the Social & Communal Wellness space, focused on aiding people to cultivate community and design more fulfilling interactions with their networks.
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Alexandria McCraney
FOUNDER OF THE PATTERN PLANNER
Alexandria is the creator of the Pattern Planner. Like you, she juggles many roles and responsibilities along with a deep desire to live well. She believes it is possible for us to flourish and cultivate a life of Prayer, Purpose, and Presence in every season. And it is her hope to encourage and equip you to do just that!
FAQs
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This group is created for Black women leaders. This includes business leaders, non-profit leaders, ministry leaders, and entrepreneurs.
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You can expect an intimate circle of black women leaders. Good discussions around topics from experts leaders to grow your personal leadership. Time to laugh and enjoy each others company.
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This group is a deep dive into individual and communal soul care practices for women navigating the demands and often lonely aspects of leadership. We partner with you in investing your emotional and physical health as a stewardship of your faith. We are focused on curbing social isolation and burnout in black women leaders.
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The material is based on the Christian faith. Through this group, we are intentional about developing all parts of women, and see it as a stewardship of our faith. Whether you haven’t been in church for a while, feel disconnected from God, figuring it all out or desiring to make a better mind, body and Spirit connection, this is for you! Our one ask is that we are respectful of each person’s faith journey.
