An open Bible resting on a hand-woven rug in a warmly lit living room

Come as you are.

We're creating welcoming spaces where people can slow down, worship deeply, and connect honestly with each other in God's presence—intentionally capped at 20 people in living rooms around the world.

Why Living Rooms?

Because the living room is the heartbeat of community—an everyday space where walls come down, strangers become family, and authentic life is shared.

No Stage, One Focus.

There is no performer or front-of-room agenda. We sit in a circle around the person of Jesus alone, leaving space for everyone to contribute.

Intimate by Design.

Every gathering is intentionally capped at 10 to 20 people so the room always feels like a home, never a crowd.

Two unhurried hours

The rhythm of an evening

  1. 01

    The Threshold

    Arrive, grab a herbal tea, take your coat off, and settle into unhurried conversation.

    20–30 mins
  2. 02

    Setting the Table

    A brief 60-second welcome framing our open, ear-led space.

    2 mins
  3. 03

    The Open Circle

    Collective worship. We sing together, read Scripture, share testimonies of what God is doing, pray for one another, and honor silence.

    60–75 mins
  4. 04

    The Landing & Bonus Jams

    Soft lights come back up as people linger and chat—often spilling into relaxed, spontaneous acoustic jam sessions around the living room.

    20+ mins

The next gathering

Friday, October 9
7:30 PM

Find a living room near you — exact address shared upon RSVP

4 of 18 seats remaining

Open your living room

Have a living room and a kettle? Help us open the next room, wherever you are.

You don't need a show-home or musical ability to host Where Grace Abounds. Every room is cared for by a team of three so no one carries the evening alone:

The Host

Opens the home, puts the kettle on, and welcomes guests at the door.

The Facilitator

Gently guides the circle's shared focus, opening and closing the evening.

The Anchor

Sits in the circle unburdened by logistics, praying and looking out for the peace of the room.