People don’t simply reject Church teachings, they often see and process the world differently. Effective evangelization begins by understanding how someone engages with the world.

What we offer is integration opportunities, ways for people to connect the truth they may already sense with a deeper, coherent worldview as opposed to offering new revelation.
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Start with understanding

We begin by attuning to the beliefs, values, and longings shaping someone’s worldview.

Engage the whole person

We speak to desires, doubts, and experiences, not just intellect or doctrine. We lovingly explore through story, curiosity, and reflection.

Create space for reframing

Through content and guide relationships, we offer new ways of seeing reality, always as invitations, never conclusions.

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How we see the world

In the economy of ideas, we have found these worldview convictions to be the most complete and fulfilling reflections and answers we’ve been able to find. Over-time we are developing public facing articles and more academic in-nature elaborations for each of the convictions to aid in your internalization and deeper integration of each of the convictions.

1. There’s a grand story that makes sense of our world and your life. - Elaboration
2. There is order and purpose in the universe that reveals a divine designer. - Elaboration
3. All created things have a particular way of being. That way of being bestows its purpose. That purpose needs to be honored and stewarded. - Elaboration
4. Everyone is a unique and unrepeatable gift. Everyone's dignity and worth is inherent and intrinsic. - Elaboration
5. Everyone is created with both a particular and collective purpose. That purpose leads to true joy and fulfillment. - Elaboration
6. Restoration and redemption (healing & wholeness) is possible. - Elaboration
7. We are made for belonging and relationship. We are not meant to be alone or isolated. - Article | Elaboration
8. Love is the source of all life in the universe. We are made for mutual, reciprocal love.
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   - Love is to will the good of the other
   
- Love is self-gift

   - Love entails commitment and sacrifice
9. There is a spiritual dimension to life. - Elaboration‍
10. There is a source of absolute truth we can know and trust. - Elaboration