The website of the Episcopal Church, USA can be a valuable source for spiritual resources, not just church governance news. We particularly like the Spiritual Reflections page from Episcopal Life Online.

You have made us for yourself, and our hearts are restless till they find their rest in you.
-Augustine, Confessions (1.1.1)

The Spiritual Life Center at Trinity Church, WrenthamThe Spiritual Life Center at Trinity Church, Wrentham was started in 2006 to help people find the companionship and resources that they need to respond to their restless search for God.

Adelynrood Retreat and Conference CenterAdelynrood is a retreat and conference center owned and operated by The Society of the Companions of the Holy Cross. We offer women and men an opportunity to retreat and to discover new resources for living through conferences, workshops and silent retreats.

The Sisters of St. Margaret offer several spaces for individuals or groups who desire to “retreat” from the noise and frenzy of their lives. For rates, reservations and more information about private or group retreats at any of of the locations, please contact the Sisters' reservations desk (617-445-8961 x127; reservations [at] ssmbos [dot] org).

The Monastery, Society of Saint John the EvangelistMonks of the New Century

Offering silence and sanctuary,
Guidance in prayer and spirituality,
And a vision for wholeness.

Bethany House of PrayerThe heart of our life together is our faith in the absolute centrality of God’s love for us and our love for God. From this source springs our witness to God’s love for the world. This witness is made manifest through our daily encounter with God’s Word in Scripture, prayer and worship in a quiet and holy atmosphere…
--Bethany Sisters, Order of St. Anne

The National Council of Churches has launched an interactive Web page to enable persons of all faiths to add their prayers for peace in the Middle East: www.seasonofprayer.org.

Episcopal Peace Fellowship

Learn about the many resources offered by the Episcopal Peace Fellowship at www.epfnational.org. Among those resources is "Creating a Culture of Peace" training that encourages the spirituality and practice of active peacemaking in daily life.