Big Questions. Real Conversations.
Culture Night brings young adults together to wrestle with the cultural and theological questions shaping our generation. Through thoughtful perspectives, honest discussion, and a biblical framework, we want to help people think deeply about what they believe and why.
Join the next Culture Night
Why it matters
Our generation is being shaped by voices, ideas, and algorithms every day. If we never slow down to examine those ideas through Scripture and in community, it becomes easy to borrow our worldview from the culture around us. Culture Night creates space to practice discernment, ask better questions, and develop convictions that go deeper than a social media post.
What is Culture Night?
Culture Night is an in-person gathering built around the conversations young Christians are already having, or wish they had a place to have. We explore one important topic at a time, hear different perspectives, and make room for discussion and questions. It is not about shouting people down or handing out easy answers. It is about learning to think biblically and engage culture with both conviction and humility.
What to expect
Each gathering focuses on a single cultural or theological question. You will hear from speakers with thoughtful perspectives, have space to process the ideas with others, and engage in an extended Q&A. You can come with strong opinions, genuine uncertainty, or simply a desire to learn. You do not have to speak publicly or agree with everyone in the room.
Who is it for?
Culture Night is especially designed for young adults who want to take their faith seriously and better understand how it speaks to the world around them. Whether you have wrestled with a topic for years or are just starting to ask questions, there is room for you in the conversation.
The Next Culture Night
Thursday, December 3
7:00 PM
Harbor & Union
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I come alone? Absolutely. The gathering is built around community and conversation.
Do I have to agree with the speakers? No. The goal is thoughtful engagement, not forced agreement.
Will I have to speak? No. Discussion and questions are encouraged, not required.
Do I need to know the topic beforehand? No. Curiosity is enough.