Leslie Schroerlucke

Leslie is a professional classical musician, music educator, and composer, with many performing credits throughout the US and Europe and a 30+-year music education career. She has served in worship ministries in Florida and California in various capacities as  pianist, singer, composer, arranger, and conductor. She is an adjunct faculty member at UC Riverside and Chaffey Junior College. Leslie is the Director of the Affiliate program for the Assisi Performing Arts Festival, an annual chamber music festival held in Assisi, Italy.

Leslie’s many trips to Assisi, Italy led her to a discovery of contemplative Christianity and the teachings of the desert fathers through Franciscan Spirituality. Her mission is to synthesize her musical gifts and life experience to help others attune to the Holy Spirit in their lives.

A composer, clarinetist, and recording artist, her original works available on Spotify, Apple Music and other major streaming platforms. Leslie is also a sound healing practitioner, and the author of the mini-book Sound Healing for Skeptics. Through music, sound, and poetry, she works to create contemplative spaces that encourage mindfulness and meditation. Her retreats focus on contemplative practices through various creative processes. A graduate of Live Your Vision, Leslie is also a certified meditation leader.

Dr. Tracy Jones is currently a member of the Boston Church of Christ, has been a disciple since 1996 and a clinician since 1997 in Boston, Denver and Central Massachusetts. She received aMaster’s in Counseling Psychology from Lesley University in Cambridge, a Doctoral degree in the field of Christian Counseling from Liberty University and completed a 2-year program in Spiritual Direction. She has published research regarding the use of Christian meditation as clinical intervention as well as authored two chapters in The Journey of the Soul, a book about finding peace through spiritual practices. Tracy has a passion for helping people to grow spiritually and psychologically and for helping people see God’s love and listen to His Spirit by learning to be quiet in His presence. She is a member of the teaching group in her local congregation and has provided mental health and spiritual practices workshops for churches, presented at both professional and spiritual conferences, worked as a clinician and a clinical director. Tracy helps to direct Sabbath and Spiritual Formation retreats as well as women’s retreats. She has private practice in Massachusetts, is part of the executive management team of the nonprofit, CrossPoint Clinical Services, and is an adjunct professor at Regent University in the Graduate Counseling Ministries program. Tracy is married to her best friend, Tyrone, and has 4 children ranging in age from 14 to 28. She enjoys traveling, cheering on her kids in their various endeavors, reading, hiking, gardening, creating pottery and sipping tea! Her favorite scripture is Exodus 14:14: “The LORD will fight for you, you need only to be still.”