Koinos   Spiritual Formation Resources 
for the Northwest

--Serving the Christian community in the Northwest--

The KOINOS team (Phil and Kathy Bence, assisted by other top quality Christian teachers) partners with individual Christians and churches. Why? To equip Christian laypeople for ministries to which God has called them--within the church and the broader community. 

What kinds of resources does KOINOS offer?
        Individual spiritual direction
        Training for those wishing to become spiritual directors
        Seminars on a wide variety of topics
        A monthly e-newsletter with information on adult discipleship events around the Northwest
        This website (Feel free to explore its resources.)     
        A personal retreat space in Richmond Beach (Shoreline)
        Retreats and training events for groups

KOINOS offers its people, its events, God's good news to help Christian adults move forward in their relationship with Jesus Christ, their churches, and their world. These resources include:

God calls all his children to ministry. Christians can serve more effectively by  developing their understanding of the Christian faith, by learning about ways to deepen their intimacy with Jesus Christ, and enriching their ministry skills.

For further information . . .

Call (206) 546-4074 or . . .

Email koinos@verizon.net.

Your gifts support Phil and Kathy Bence and the broader KOINOS ministry. Here are three methods by which you can support KOINOS:

A. The first method may cost you NOTHING. When you purchase a book or anything else from Amazon.com, and begin that process by clicking on the link just below, Amazon sends a check to us. That's a 'win-win!' 

B. Of course, many Christians who benefit from our services would be grateful for your more traditional support of KOINOS. You can send a tax-deductible check to Pacific Association, 1425 NW 195th Street, Seattle, WA 98177. 

C. You can also contribute to the KOINOS ministry, using your credit card and a safe online link.

KOINOS is the name commonly used to describe the ministry 
of the Pacific Association for Theological Studies.

The Pacific Association is a federally registered non-profit organization (501c3). The association operates under the leadership of a board of directors. The Lausanne Covenant serves as the Association's statement of faith.

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