
Let's read. Together.
There's power in community and wisdom in gaining knowledge and understanding. Let's combine them and grow. Together.

What to Expect
Each month, you’ll be presented with book selections and topics that range from faith, trauma, and deconstruction to reconstruction, identity, and belonging.
Approaching the book of the month with curiosity, compassion, and kindness, we’ll read with the intent to learn from the books and from each other.
You can choose to read alone, join a virtual reading session, or both. At the end of each month, we’ll meet to discuss. And all along the way, you’ll meet others in our community as we read, learn, and grow together.
Both the book club and benefits will grow along with each of us, and will be shaped by your valuable feedback and input.
If you're looking for a community and safe space to read, learn, and grow together, join us!
How It Works

Join
Sign up for a monthly membership. Cancel any time.

Vote
Each month, you'll help us pick the next book selection from a list of carefully curated choices.

Read
Choose to read on your own, or join us for live read-along sessions held twice a month. Or do both!

Discuss
Join the discussion in our online chat thread any time or during our monthly calls.
What We're Reading Now

Apr–May 2025
Becoming the Pastor's Wife
Beth Allison Barr
Barr comes with the historical receipts as an academic, historian, and perhaps most importantly, a pastor's wife herself. Case by case from Old through New Testament, from the earliest Christians through medieval history, and up to today, she traces the clear history and lineage of women in ministry long before it was "forbidden" by men.
This is not a glib opinion piece. It is a deeply researched presentation of clear history, facts, and theology by an expert in her field, and should not be taken lightly.
By using her home denomination of the SBC as a case study, Barr outlines the progression of a once egalitarian group as it moved toward its current complementarian stance, and demonstrates the harmful side effects it has caused to women in its wake.
If you're looking for a dry or academic work on women in ministry or their right to be there, this isn't it. This book brings history to life and thrusts its importance into our present day, demanding attention and answers.
Books We've Read Together
Each month, Book Club members are presented with a curated selection and vote for the book we read together. Here are the books we've read so far:

Feb–Mar 2025
I've Got Questions
Erin Hicks Moon

Dec 2024–Jan 2025
Hope for Cynics
Jamil Zaki

Oct-Nov 2024
Healing What's Within
Chuck DeGroat

Aug-Sept 2024
I Shouldn't Feel This Way
Dr. Alison Cook

July 2024
The Understory
Lore Wilbert

June 2024
How to Walk into a Room
Emily P. Freeman

May 2024
The Lord is My Courage
KJ Ramsey