Table Conversations

Questions to spark deeper connection

Growing into people of depth and love through conversation

$35.00 including shipping*

Table Conversations is a beautifully designed set of 100 cards with curated questions to help your community connect deeply around life, faith, and formation.

Preorder available until April 4, shipping mid-May.
*Priced to cover production and shipping costs, and nothing more. Unfortunately, we are unable to ship outside the continental United States.

 
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Priced to only cover costs

We’ve kept the cost as low as we can (price covers production and shipping, and nothing more) so that as many groups as possible can benefit.

Get a free digital version

We’re sending a digital version to everyone on the newsletter list when the Community Practice releases on April 29. Subscribe to get it in your inbox.

 
Start Small

Get to know your group

No matter how long you’ve known one another, we encourage you to start with simpler prompts. You may be surprised what people share and what you learn.

 
Go Deeper

Go below the surface

These discussions will reveal your perspectives on life, faith, and how you are being formed. Take your time with each answer.

Hosting Tips

Set the table

Create a comfortable environment for your group. These conversations are best over a meal.

Slow down

Embrace the process of getting to know one another. There’s beauty in letting thoughts linger as people practice opening themselves up to the group and God.

Stay curious

Revisit favorites, or explore new questions, as seasons in your community change. Consider adding Table Conversations into your regular rhythm and as a way of welcoming new people into your group.

 
 
COMING April 29

The Community Practice

Table Conversations is a companion resource to the Community Practice, coming April 29. The Practice is a four-session experience that explores what it means to follow Jesus together as a family, and how relational connection forms us into people of love in a culture of radical individualism.