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  • Home
  • Programs
    • Why a Wilderness Quest?
    • Wilderness Quest & Vision Quest
    • Online Programs
    • Youth Programs
    • Workshops
    • Guide Training Program
    • Soul & Spirit Mentoring
    • Leadership Programs
    • Couple’s Quest
    • Alumni Support
  • Schedule
  • Register
  • About
    • ROP Staff
    • Stages of a Rite of Passage
    • Mission & Values
    • Donations
    • FAQ
    • Policies
    • Make a Payment
  • Testimonials
  • Blog
    • The Rites of Passage Wilderness Quest
    • Spring 2023
    • Into the Wilderness in the Time of Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter
    • When Leaving is About Returning
    • Men, Soul Work, and Service
    • Aloneness and Community
    • Rites of Passage Teach Lessons of Life
    • Fire and (hopefully) Rain
    • Finding Direction in a Shaken World
    • The Need for Community in Rites of Passage
    • Talking with Mother Earth
    • The Next Step on the Wheel
  • Contact
  • Soul & Spirit Mentoring

Rites of Passage Blog Posts

Into the Wilderness in the Time of Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter

Soul & Spirit Mentoring

When Leaving is About Returning

Men, Soul Work, and Service

Aloneness and Community

Rites of Passage Teach Lessons of Life

Finding Direction in a Shaken World

The Need for Community in Rites of Passage

Talking with Mother Earth

The Rites of Passage Wilderness Quest

Stages of a Rite of Passage

Partners in nature

Couple’s Quest

Ceremonial Rites of Passage

Interview with Linda Sartor & Doug Paxton

A Leadership Conversation

Winter Season

A Full Summer

On Authentic Adulthood

The Men’s Wilderness Quest

Reflections on the Coming Springtime

A Look Back: Alison DeLong Interviews Mike Bodkin

Jumping Mouse Leadership

Dana Carman Brings Visionary Leadership to ROP

Community

Bringing Gifts from the Mountain

Voice from Down Under

Bears

Parents at the Threshold

Youth Quest

Youth and Elders

Initiation and Rites of Passage

Journey to South Korea: part 2

Journey to South Korea: part 1

Why This Work is Important To Me

Community and Rites of Passage

Important Reads
  • The Wilderness Quest Changes Lives
  • The Men’s Wilderness Quest
  • Director’s Blog Posts
  • Couple’s Quest
  • Leadership Blog Posts
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to bring about a healed relationship between the human world and the natural world, as well as the healing of individual, family and cultural wounds. Our ceremonial container is spacious, allowing for the richness of both individual and cultural diversity. We see ourselves as guides, mid-wives and fierce protectors of the sacred container of transformation. Together with the earth, we embrace and embody our place in the unfolding story of the cosmos.
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