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
House-Churches, c. 70–200

Theon
Alexandria, c. 150–400

Mar Yausep
Syriac Christianity, c. 200–410

Marius
Church and Empire, c. 312–451

Papnoute
Desert Monasticism, c. 320–430

Albina
Bethlehem Circle, c. 382–420