Troy Bronsink

Troy Bronsink is a author and retreat leader working at the intersection of creative and spiritual thriveness. His most recent work focusses on the relationship between sustaining productive work (be it in social activism or design), and the inner work of contemplation (from centering prayer to other forms of mindful meditation).

Troy's experiences as a singer songwriter, spiritual entrepreneur in both the parachurch and mainline, and community developer bring a distinctive perspective. He was celebrated in Atlanta's Creative Loafing as one of the cities (tongue in cheek) "2007's Least Influential Leaders," for his local community work, and feature in Halogen network's Tainted Love series for his work in Human Trafficking prevention. Troy is a PC(USA) minister, a 99U local ambassador, a participant in the Center for Action and Contemplation's Living School, and a graduate of Columbia Theological Seminary. In addition to his published books, Troy's "Live at Eddies Attic" album and "Songs to Pray By" can be found on iTunes and elsewhere.

Troy lives with his wife and two children in the Northside community of Cincinnati, Ohio.

You can read more about his speaking, retreats, music, consulting, and spiritual direction at www.troybronsink.com