Twenty centuries of the Church. One table. A chair pulled out for you.

Christian traditions, built from their own letters and sources.

This is a pilot. We're intentionally looking for a limited number of participants across four perspectives — general, pastor or teacher, academic, and anyone re-examining their faith.

Because of cost, we're asking each participant to keep to about five conversations for now — we can't enforce this yet, only ask.

Who's at the table

For this first pilot stage, we have six Christian traditions from the Early Church and Imperial Church eras.

Chloe, Representative of the House-Churches

Chloe

House-Churches, c. 70–200

Theon, Representative of Alexandria

Theon

Alexandria, c. 150–400

Mar Yausep, Representative of Syriac Christianity

Mar Yausep

Syriac Christianity, c. 200–410

Marius, Representative of Church and Empire

Marius

Church and Empire, c. 312–451

Papnoute, Representative of Desert Monasticism

Papnoute

Desert Monasticism, c. 320–430

Albina, Representative of the Bethlehem Circle

Albina

Bethlehem Circle, c. 382–420