Find Your People!
Step into Connection
Join us for a simple way to connect. When the weather cooperates, we will walk & talk (or sit and talk) at a park or meet at a coffee shop on bad-weather days. This time together offers the opportunity for nurturing relationship and intentional conversation.
Each month is a new topic and new location. See monthly prompt suggestions to get conversations flowing to help build community.
Choose your time, place, and style, then invite someone to walk with you or enjoy a solo moment. Together, let's step into connection!
GENERAL TALKING PROMPTS
Choose a prompt during your walk or coffee conversation to help you get started.
1. Ask her to share about her family, how long she's lived in this area, where she has lived previously. Share about you.
2. Take turns describing something good you’ve experienced recently: life, God, or other areas.
3. Share something you are learning (book, cooking, class, podcast, hobby, healthy habits, etc.) or something you would like to learn. Ask her to share too.
4. Talk about something that has challenged each of you recently.
5. Walk in silence (think, meditate, observe.)
6. Cool down… pray for each other (silently or out loud.)
(by yourself)
WALK & TALK WITH GOD
1. Listen to a Bible passage while you walk, using an audio Bible.
2. Thank God for specific blessings in your life. Reflect on how these gifts and provisions have positively impacted you this week.
3. Pray about a specific challenge you are facing and talk to God about it.
4. How about Walk & Sing? Sing or hum a favorite hymn or worship song to God as you walk.
5. Meditate on and repeat a specific Bible verse that you want to memorize.
HOW TO HOST YOUR OWN
LET'S TALK EVENT
It’s a simple concept:
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Set a place and time
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Invite people
Create meaningful connections and intentional conversations by hosting your own Walk & Talk. Choose a time, place, and style that works for you. Share stories, discuss life’s challenges, or walk in silence—each step is an opportunity for growth and reflection.
