This paper presents qualitative research that aimed to gain insight into the perspective of social work students on spirituality as a resource in social work. A qualitative content analysis was used in this research. 31 papers on the subject of "personal reflection on spirituality in social work" by the 3rd year undergraduate students of social work in Zagreb were analyzed in this research. The data analysis provided perspective on spirituality as a resource in working with clients as well as spirituality as a resource in the professional development of social workers. The results showed that students see spirituality as a resource for clients in finding answers to existential questions. Spirituality is seen as a resource for preserving the mental health of clients but also as something that affects their quality of life. Students also see the social work clients’ spirituality as an area of getting to know and strengthening their relationship with God. When it comes to spirituality as a resource of social workers, the results showed that spirituality is recognized as a resource for raising awareness about oneself, but also clients. Spirituality helps and supports social workers in their professional work by helping them build a relationship with their clients and making it easier to identify clients’ strengths. Spirituality is certainly a means of protection against burnout at work, it is a source of resilience and a means of spiritual empowerment of social workers.