What happens in the first meeting?

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The first meeting includes elements that help everyone get to know each other, open up about the spiritual questions that matter to them, and experience what it would be like to be in a discussion group about God and the Bible. Near the end, you ask who would be interested in coming back to try having a discussion that relates to their questions. You can find more details in the book How to Start a Q Place and in our coaching groups.

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