Linda Serepca - Executive Director
Linda Serepca is Executive Director of the Charlotte Spirituality Center and author of the retreat workbook, Praying Twelve Steps With Jesus: A Journey Back to Wholeness.  She has been practicing contemplative spiritual direction and facilitating prayer groups for over twenty years in North Carolina.   A spiritual director and retreat leader, Linda specializes in Ignatian Spirituality, discernment, twelve step recovery, internal family systems, grief support, the enneagram, death row ministry, and veterans spiritual care.

With a degree in Hospitality Management,  Linda received her spiritual direction training with the Jesuits in Raleigh, her certification from the Charlotte Spirituality Center and her supervisory certificate from “Together in the Mystery Supervision Program” associated with San Francisco Theological Seminary.  She also trained with the Enneagram Institute and teaches didactics at various venues in the community.   Linda is a member of Spiritual Directors International and has been team leader for the Wild Goose Festival Spiritual Direction Team for the past eleven years.

A teacher and supervisor at the CSC , Linda is a progressive, ecumenical Catholic-Christian mom of five who loves community! Her philosophy is that every part of life belongs in the conversation of spiritual direction because everything affects our spirit. Her hero is Dorothy Day.

Bryna Bozart  - Founding Director
Bryna Bozart is Founding Director of the Charlotte Spirituality Center.  She brings 24 years of experience as Chaplain of the Carolinas HealthCare System, received her certificate for supervisory training of Spiritual Directors from “Together in the Mystery Supervisor Program” associated with San Francisco Theological Seminary.  Bryna holds a Doctor of Ministry degree from the Graduate Theological Foundation, a Masters of Pastoral Ministry from Loyola University, and a BA in secondary education from Meredith College.  She is certified by NACC and offers Spiritual Direction in private practice at St. Luke’s parish in Mint Hill, NC.

Within the community, Bryna is a founding member of both R.A.I.N.  (Regional AIDS Interfaith Network) and the Charlotte Diversity Council.  She has served as a consulting chaplain to Florence Crittenton House, and as a spiritual advisor to International House.  She has sat on the advisory board of The Sisters of Mercy and the House of Prayer Retreat Center in Hot Springs, NC, and was an early participant in Mecklenburg Ministries.

Bryna has been published regionally and nationally, including articles in journals and magazines such as: Health Progress, National Catholic Reporter, Sisters Today, Today’s Parish, Living Prayer, Catholic News and Herald, Messenger of the Sacred Heart and Voice of the Shepherdess.