Dialogs in Faith
Why Journaling Helps How Guides Listen
Shared inquiry, many voices

Study Groups

Gather a circle of Speakers around the questions that matter to you. Begin with a thoughtfully composed group or build one of your own.

Each group has a lead Guide and a thoughtfully chosen circle of voices.

Faith & Scripture

Christian Voices

Explore Scripture, discipleship, prayer, and Christian life through pastoral, contemplative, Catholic, and theological voices.

Guided by Wesley Apostle Paul · Sister Clare · Francis · Thomas
Interfaith Dialogue

Many Faiths Roundtable

Bring Christian, Jewish, Islamic, and Buddhist perspectives into a respectful conversation guided by an interfaith bridge-builder.

Guided by Amara Wesley · Rabbi Eli · Dr. Noura · Ananda
Psychology

Psychology & the Inner Life

Study dreams, meaning, love, development, grief, and mortality with five distinct voices from psychology and psychotherapy.

Guided by Jung Frankl · Fromm · Piaget · Elizabeth
Philosophy

The Examined Life

Consider virtue, responsibility, attention, meaning, and inherited values with thinkers who will not always agree.

Guided by Marcus Aurelius Aristotle · Simone · Nietzsche · Hannah
Stoic Practice

The Stoic Circle

Meet all four Stoic voices for practical counsel on courage, duty, self-command, mortality, and living well amid what you cannot control.

Guided by Marcus Aurelius Seneca · Epictetus · Porcia
Contemplative Practice

Mystics & Contemplatives

Enter a quieter conversation about stillness, divine love, wonder, transcendence, and contemplative practice.

Guided by Aurelia Sister Clare · Layla · Enoch · Paramahansa

Create Your Own Study Group

Choose two to five Speakers, decide who will guide the conversation, and give the circle a focus of its own.

1 Choose 2 Shape 3 Begin

Select at least two voices. Your first choice becomes the Guide, and you can change the Guide before creating the group.