Jennifer Revill
After earning a master’s degree in Spirituality and Spiritual Direction from Merrimack College in 2021, Jennifer founded The Mobile Mystic, a practice dedicated to fostering meaningful dialogue and deeper engagement with spirituality in today’s world. Through workshops, retreats, teaching, and facilitated gatherings, she invites individuals and communities to explore, deepen, and honor their spiritual lives wherever they may find meaning.
Jennifer has collaborated with organizations including the Massachusetts Port Authority, Interfaith Ministers of New England, and local arts groups. She also maintains a long-standing affiliation with Northshore Unitarian Universalist Church in Danvers, Massachusetts, where she serves as a worship leader and small group ministry facilitator.
As co-chair of The Listening Collective, the spiritual directors’ association at Rolling Ridge Retreat and Conference Center in North Andover, Massachusetts, Jennifer is committed to cultivating spaces for deep listening and spiritual exploration. She is also a member of Spiritual Directors International and the Unitarian Universalist Spiritual Direction Network. At the heart of her work is her one-on-one spiritual companioning practice, where she has the privilege of walking alongside individuals as they navigate and deepen their unique spiritual journeys.
Events with Jennifer Revill
Inviting & Writing: Journaling as a Spiritual PracticeFebruary 3, 2027
Come and discover the power, insight, and grace that come from writing about your own spiritual journey. Spiritual Journaling is a practice with the unique potential to nurture and enhance our spiritual growth and helps to guide the exploration of the Divine in our lives. We begin with an invitation…
The Sacred Bridge: The Work — Retirement ContinuumSeptember 8, 2027
Our work in the world is a spiritual endeavor. And retirement from that work is less a distinct milestone than it is a rich, evolving journey beyond the vocation that has shaped our identity to a new stage that reshapes it. Where does our soul live in our labor? And…
