Guests reside in private suites at local commercial lodges. Counseling sessions are held in the large home that houses the center. He is a doctoral candidate at Fuller Theological Seminary and a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. The center primarily serves those who have been in ministry for more than five year and seek healing form a ministry-relate crisis. Group sessions are conducted weekday mornings, with afternoons free for recreation or individual counseling.
Scholarships are available.
Their work is primarily preventative, to help people in ministry maintain a healthy spiritual life and other relationships. Up to four couples or individuals at a time come for an eight-day program with strong emphasis on spiritual formation. Two-hour group sessions are scheduled every other morning, with afternoons set aside for private counseling. Lots of free time allows guests to practice the disciplines that help them to balance work, worship, rest and play. SonScape follows up on all attendees for one year.