Shiloh ATL exists to create and facilitate retreats where people can rest, encounter God's love, and return to their everyday lives renewed and reoriented.

Life is full and can tug us in many directions, leaving little energy to step away for retreat. We create accessible, unhurried, reflective spaces that invite rest, encounter with God, and reorientation to return to ordinary life renewed.

Our ultimate vision is to own a retreat property in Mableton, GA, a nearby physical space where people can step away from the demands of everyday life and make room to sense God’s presence. In the meantime, as we gather the resources to make that vision a reality, we’re partnering with friends across the city to offer half-day retreats, spiritual direction, and curated guides for those planning their own solo retreat.

We believe retreat should be accessible to everyone. Because retreats can be a significant expense, we offer our gatherings free of charge and keep them close to home, making it possible for more people to participate in these important and renewing spiritual practices.

The Shiloh House

A future retreat property in Mableton, GA, where Atlanta has an accessible physical space to draw near to God.

Imagine a property with walking trails, a house with bedrooms for guests, a library room of books, a large kitchen for cooking together, a garden to tend to, and an art studio to get creative in.

Help us make this happen!
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About the Founder

Jenna Norman

Executive Director & Spiritual Director

Jenna, a spiritual director and founder of Shiloh Atlanta, started this ministry out of a passion to help people move from knowing about God to experiencing God intimately in their lives.

She completed her certificate in Spiritual Direction through Sustainable Faith in 2021 and has been practicing since. She currently leads individual and group spiritual direction and creates curated half-day and weekend retreats.

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Board of Directors

  • Jenna Norman

    FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

  • Katie Molla

    CHAIRMAN

  • Allison Gamble

    BOARD MEMBER

  • Caroline Swenson

    FINANCIAL DIRECTOR

  • Erin Reynolds

    STRATEGIC DIRECTOR