Renewing the culture through christ-centered leaders

We help you be all you are called to be, so the church can be all she is called to be.

1. The Challenge We Face:

In a world increasingly disconnected from Christ, pastors and church leaders are stretched thin, battling secular pressures while yearning for deeper communion with Jesus.

2. Our Purpose:
We exist to connect Christian leaders to their true identity in Christ and help them live their calling with excellence, equipping them to transform lives, communities, and culture through the church.

3. What We Offer:
Drawing on the deep wells of Christian thought and practice, we create learning environments and mentoring relationships to inspire virtuous, Christlike leaders.

4. Why It Matters:
Because leaders whose lives radiate Christ’s character are compelling—offering hope and renewal in even the most secular spaces.

“Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire.” - Catherine of Siena

Church consulting & Staff DEvelopment

Retreats &

Cohorts

Personal

Mentoring

Nolan Lee

Executive and Creative Arts Pastor,

Journey Community Church (La Mesa, CA)

“Within two sessions I started to notice the difference within our staff. Team members approached me saying they just had a one-on-one session that was life-changing.

Shema does this incredible job of leading your team back to Jesus in a way that even the most burned out staff member can connect with. For us it’s something essential now with our team, I can’t envision us without it.”

Natalie Bujarski

“Shema is a gift to those longing to learn how to posture themselves in God’s presence and bring their whole life to his feet. I hope it continues to be a resource, a guide, and a sacred space for others, as I know it has been for me.”

| Shema Apprentice |

Sam Cheung

Sam Cheung

“The person I am today because of Shema is what a younger version of myself wanted to be, but felt helpless and too apathetic to try to be. I now genuinely feel as if my life is ordered around and to God rather than God being a nonessential addition.”

| Shema Apprentice |