We attempt to bring theology to where people live, by anchoring the questions and issues that are raised in our communities, (whether in our daily parlance about trivial cultural matters or in more serious settings when we encounter evil and suffering) in God’s grand narrative of redemption, manifested supremely in Jesus Christ and attested to by the Christian Scriptures. While it is in the light of the ‘Christian story’ that we look at the world, that is, to both its problems and its promise, our structured conversations will necessarily engage other prevalent worldviews and religious perspectives, as it is our conviction that our common history and ‘experienced plight’ are common denominators that force us to address somewhat similar existential questions.

We are also supremely aware that good communication requires an ability to empathize with opposing viewpoints, so rest assured, your perspective will be given full consideration!

Whether online or at a specific event, whether we discuss a book, comment or offer a critique of a cultural event, or listen to a guest speaker on a particular topic, we invite you, both to listen and to join the conversation! As Christians, we believe that ‘God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son…’ (John 3:16)  We also believe that ‘since God so loved us…we also must love one another…’ (1 John 4:11) In other words, as Christians, we do this, because we care, irrespective of who you are, where your are coming from, or what your vision of the world is!