Curate Spaces Around Friendship, Fun, and Spiritual Conversations
You probably already know this but asking someone who’s not a churchgoer to come to church with you, isn’t the easiest thing to do. If they actually accept the invitation, why is it on the Sunday where the pastor decides to preach on tithing or express his political views? That’s why "tables" exist. Imagine this: a game night, a pickleball match, or backyard BBQ, not exactly what you’d call your typical church event, right? These are spaces Christians curate to build friendships, not preach sermons. Think of them as the casual hangouts where authentic connection happens over laughter and fun experiences.
Here’s the thing, these gatherings are not religious. There’s no agenda, no sermon preaching. Just people being people, finding common ground in things like running clubs or trivia nights. But through these casual gatherings, something deeper can happen. Christians can begin to spot those who are open to more, the spiritually curious. We call them “persons of peace,” actually it’s what Jesus called them in Luke 10. Sign up for the Curator Corse and join the "Table" movement.
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Answers To Common Questions:
Q: What is the Curator Course?
A: The Curator Course is a learning cohort designed to equip believers to create and manage "tables", gatherings where the gospel can be shared at the pace of trust and meaningful relationships are formed.
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Q: Who should join the Curator Course?
A: Anyone who wants to learn how to share their faith without being weird, awkward, or pushy. Followers of Jesus who want to discover how to create spaces that help people connect without the traditional pressures of religious gatherings.
Q: What is a "table"?
A: A table is a casual, non-religious gathering, like game nights or social events, where friendships are formed and opportunities for deeper conversations about faith and Jesus can naturally arise and "persons of peace"can be identified.
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Q: What is the role of a "curator"?
A: A curator creates these welcoming spaces and helps foster conversations toward spiritual topics in a non-intrusive way.
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Q: How is the course structured?
A: The course runs for 8 weeks, including one live training on ZOOM per week for 8 weeks, homework assignments, and group discussions.
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Q: What day and time are the ZOOM trainings?
A: The training will be hosted live on ZOOM each Thursday from 7:30pm - 9:00pm for eight weeks starting June 26, 2025.
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Q: What happens if I miss one of the ZOOM trainings?
A: We understand that conflicts may come up and you might have to miss a live training. No worries, all trainings will be recorded and available for playback.
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Q: How much does the course cost?
A: The course requires a $50 deposit + a donation of your choice. After submitting the deposit, the course is completely Free.
Q: When does the next course begin?
A: We run courses quarterly. Sign up today to reserve your spot at the next one!
curator:
A "curator" is someone who creates and manages non-religious, welcoming spaces, called "tables" where people can gather around shared interests and fun activities, fostering an environment where friendships form naturally. Through intentional conversations, a curator strategically navigates dialogue from casual to spiritual, identifying those who are open to deeper faith discussions, all while ensuring the space remains inclusive and non-pressuring.
Learn to Curate with Purpose
The Curator Course equips Christians to create and manage these spaces with intention. It teaches participants to use the "conversation road map", recognize "persons of peace," and be spiritually conspicuous without being overtly religious. The course helps Christians navigate social settings, build trust, and engage in meaningful, strategic conversations. If you want to help people come to Jesus by creating spaces where friendship leads to spiritual discovery, then the Curator Course is for you.
Start curating your own "table" today, where relationships flourish, and spiritual conversations happen naturally.
What Makes "Tables" Unique?
Here’s what tables aren’t: they’re not Bible studies, and they’re definitely not a bait-and-switch deal where you show up for fun and leave with a sermon. No, these spaces are about building trust and lowering the barrier for non-Christians, giving them a comfortable place to hang out, ask questions, and just be themselves. No one feels like they’re stepping into a religious space, yet over time, they find themselves more open, more curious, and more willing to talk about faith.
WHAT CURATORS SAY
LIZ
"The Curator Course gave me a strategy, not a burden. It taught me how to live on mission without adding more to my plate."
DEJA
"Now when I walk outside, I expect God to bring someone my way. I’ve become cheerful, open, and ready."
INGRID
"This course helped me reimagine evangelism in a way that actually fits my personality and lifestyle."