Not at all. This space is designed especially for people who are curious, unsure, or even skeptical about faith. You don’t need to believe anything in particular, and you won’t be expected to agree with anyone. Whether you’ve never been part of a church, have stepped away, or are simply exploring, you are genuinely welcome here just as you are.

No—this isn’t a class, and it’s not a debate. There’s no lecture to sit through and no pressure to defend your views. Instead, each evening is shaped by conversation. Leaders will help guide the discussion, but the goal is to create a space where people can listen, share, and reflect together. It’s okay to have different perspectives—that’s part of what makes the conversation meaningful.

That’s completely okay. You’re welcome to participate as much or as little as you’d like. Some people prefer to listen and take it all in, and that’s a valuable way to be part of the conversation. If you do have a question but don’t want to speak out loud, you’ll have the option to submit it anonymously during the event.

Absolutely—we’d love for you to. This is a great kind of event to experience with someone you already know, especially if you’ve had conversations about faith or life together before. Many people find it easier to come when they’re not walking in alone, so feel free to invite a friend, neighbor, or coworker.

Not at all. Each evening stands on its own, so you can come to just one or both—whatever works best for your schedule. That said, each week explores a different topic, so if you’re able to attend all three, you’ll get a fuller experience of the conversations.

The gatherings will take place in a relaxed, offsite setting to help create a comfortable and approachable atmosphere. You can expect a casual, welcoming space where people can grab a drink, enjoy some appetizers, and settle in for meaningful conversation. The goal is to feel more like a night out with thoughtful discussion than a formal event.