A GATHERING · FALL 2027

Many stems.
One vessel.

Kalos Communion is a gathering for women who have been hurt in church culture and are finding their way to healing in Jesus — the living Christ, who alone is the way to wholeness and meaning.

Add your stem Why “Kalos”?

ONE SOURCE

Healing is not a program.
It is a Person.

Every stem in a calla bouquet draws from the same water. For us, that source is Jesus — crucified, risen and alive today. He is the way, the truth and the life (John 14:6), and the One who still makes broken things whole.

WHY KALOS

Good and beautiful, because He is.

Kalos is the Greek word Jesus uses when he calls himself the good shepherd (John 10:11) — a goodness you can see. In him the Word came “full of grace and truth” (John 1:14). In Jesus, grace and truth are never at odds, and where they meet, something beautiful grows.

Grace

Healing. Room for the wounded to be heard, believed and cared for — inside the household of faith, not outside it.

Truth

Honesty. Faithful to Scripture and the historic creeds, and honest about what has gone wrong — in the church and in us.

Beauty

Wholeness. The fruit of grace and truth together: a faith that is lived, not performed, and a soul that is well.

WHAT WE’LL EXPLORE

From wounded to well.

HEALING

Healing without leaving the faith

Many women carry wounds from church culture. We want to name that harm honestly and walk toward healing — staying rooted in orthodox belief, worship and practice.

SPIRITUAL HEALTH

A faith that is lived, not performed

Healthy souls, honest prayer, real friendship and practices that hold us steady. Authentic Christian living that is good to know and beautiful to see.

And woven through it all: a church where every woman’s gifts are welcomed and used, at every level of its life.

THE GATHERING

Fall 2027

Two speakers, one room, and an evening to listen, grieve, heal and hope together. Speakers and venue will be announced soon.

DATE

To be announced

PLACE

To be announced

SPEAKERS

Coming soon

JOIN THE COMMUNION

Every stem makes the bouquet.

Many stems, each turned its own way, all drawing from one source. Tell us how you’d like to be part of this one.

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