Alpha
Conversations Exploring Christianity
Tuesdays, 7-8:30 PM
July 22 - August 19
3300 Larimer St., Denver, CO
What is
Alpha: Exploring Christianity?
Alpha is a relaxed, informal space for honest conversation about the person and work of Jesus, and what his life means for our lives today. It’s especially designed for people who don’t consider themselves Christians but are curious about faith and want room to ask big questions—without pressure or judgment.
Each night starts with dinner and time to hang out, followed by a short film that sparks conversation around a central theme of the Christian faith. There’s nothing off-limits. Bring your questions, doubts, and perspective—this is a space for honest dialogue, not one-way answers.
Not sure if Alpha is for you? Join us for the first night and see what you think. No pressure to come back. Got questions in the meantime?
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How it works.
6:30 – 7:10 PM: Dinner + Hangout
Grab a plate, meet someone new or catch up with a friend, and settle in.
7:10 – 7:45 PM: Welcome + Short Film
Each week we watch a short film designed to spark curiosity. Themes include questions like Who is Jesus? and How can I have faith?
7:45 – 8:30 PM: Open Discussion
This is the heart of Alpha: Exploring Christianity. Around tables, we talk honestly about the film, and share our own stories, thoughts, and questions. Say as much or as little as you’d like.
We’ll wrap by 8:30 PM to respect your time. But if you’re up for it, we often continue the convo down the block at a nearby spot on Larimer.
FAQs.
Is Alpha for me?
Yes—or at least come check out the first night and see. Alpha is for anyone curious (or skeptical) about Christianity or the deeper questions of life. It’s a safe space to explore those things.
What can I expect?
Each night feels low-key and welcomes everyone. You’ll share dinner around a table, watch a short film about a theme from the Christian faith, and then have time for open conversation. No pressure to have answers—just space to listen, ask, and share if you’d like.
When and where?
Tuesdays, 7–8:30 PM | July 22–August 19
The Summit, 3300 Larimer Street
Dinner is provided. Just bring yourself (and maybe a friend).
Why is it called Alpha?
Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet—and it means “beginning.” In the Bible, Jesus is called the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. That’s where Alpha gets its name: it’s a starting point for exploring faith.
Today, Alpha is used in churches around the world as a space for open, honest conversations about life, spirituality, and Jesus. It runs in over 140 countries and is supported by Alpha International, a nonprofit helping churches create spaces like this one.