What is intentional community?

Residents celebrate together, mourn together, and work through conflict together. Above all, they belong to each other. They are also in consistent mentoring relationships with an older Christian who can offer perspective and care for them. Male participants live together at the Study Center, and female students live in the “Yellow House” next door. Residents have regular house meetings for sharing and prayer, gather on a weekly basis for Thursday dinners, and participate in a community retreat.

What is Christian formation?

Through each aspect of the program, residents are encouraged to grow in their knowledge of Scripture and their faith in God. These opportunities include participating in a biblical theology class that explores the overarching story of the Bible, attending lectures hosted by the Study Center, participating in mentorship, and gathering together to worship each week at dinner.