This chapter, Formation in Soul Practices: Cultivating Leadership, introduces five key practices that support the renewal of the soul and advance the capability of leading for mission. Clustered within an overarching principle of synodality; these practices include Presence, Meditation, Accompaniment, Sharing Wisdom, and Contemplative Dialogue. Synodality incorporates the intention and awareness of coming together in the Spirit and involves being attentive to the moment, looking inward and outward, and becoming an observer of self and life circumstances. Within this overall paradigm, Presence is the process of fully engaging others, and meditation, in its various forms, helps cultivate self-awareness, spiritual reflection, and communal consciousness. Accompaniment is a process of shared discernment, rooted in the incarnational presence of the Spirit and the search for wisdom. Sharing Wisdom emphasises collaborative decision-making, respect for diverse gifts, and openness to the Spirit’s guidance. Contemplative Dialogue engages the real, explores meaning, and seeks to discern the Divine in all things. The chapter situates these practices within the context of transformative learning for leading mission, emphasising their role in fostering personal and communal renewal in alignment with the Spirit and the imagination of the Gospel. It concludes by affirming the importance of ongoing formation in supporting leaders to integrate these practices into their daily lives and leadership, becoming ever more attuned to the presence and action of the Spirit.