The Christ Centered Prayer Meditation keeps you centered, balanced, and at peace during these transitional times. It’s your shelter during the storm and your resting place during the calm. This silent prayer practice facilitates your resting in the awareness of the presence of the reality of the Christ of your being.
The Christ Centered Prayer Meditation practice is simple and easy. There are no time requirements, prescribed rituals, and no use of words, thought, sound images, or breath. The Christ Centered Prayer invites you to rest in the “Word” and Sound who you are. “And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth” John 1:14.
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The Reverend Sandy CaseyMartus is the Rector of Saint Stephen Episcopal Church, Wimberley, Texas.
She is the cofounder of the Contemplative Invitation Teaching (Christ Centered Prayer).
Over the past 18 years Sandy has served as Vicar of St. Francis of the Tetons Episcopal Church,
Director of the Alta Retreat Center in Alta, Wyoming, Associate Rector of All Saints Episcopal Church,
Austin, Texas, Associate Rector of All Saints Episcopal Church by the Sea, Montecito, California, and
Rector of All Saints Episcopal Church, Corpus Christi, Texas.
In addition to parish ministry, Sandy was an adjunct faculty member of the Episcopal Seminary of
the Southwest for eight years, and past member of Contemplative Outreach's National Formation Training
and Retreat Service teams.
Sandy holds a B.S. and MEd. From Springfield College, Massachusetts, M.T.S. from Oblate
School of Theology, San Antonio, Texas, and a C.I.T.S. from the Episcopal Seminary of Southwest, Austin, Texas.
Sandy now devotes her time to parish ministry, retreats, writing, and promoting The Contemplative
Invitation Teaching.
