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Alpha's fall session begins on Wednesday, September 10th.

Alpha is a ten-week practical introduction to the Christian faith that offers answers to some key questions. Each weekly session begins with an informal dinner, followed by some large group learning time, and ends with small-group discussion and interaction. It’s ideal for those who have never attended church, those thinking about returning to church or those wanting to understand more about their faith.

The first night isn’t a commitment. It’s simply a chance to see if Alpha might be for you. Bring a friend, and learn more about this course for exploring what faith means to our everyday lives. Our topic for the first evening is: “Is There More to Life Than This?”

If you like what you hear and want to return for the rest of the course, we'd love to have you!

Quotes from Park Ave Alpha Guests...

Why did you decide to attend Alpha?

“I wanted some questions answered about the faith. I’d been somewhat skeptical. My friend and my brother encouraged me to attend.”
“I’ve been wanting to join for the past several times and this time fit into my schedule. I was curious to see what it was about and expected to learn from it.”
“For the discussions – to hear other people’s questions and to question my own faith.”
“I wanted to go over basic Christian principles in an open atmosphere where any question could be asked.”
“Hoped it would answer some questions.”
“To see if it presented the truth of the Bible with sound theology. Also, moral support for a friend.”
“I wanted to feel more connected to the church.”
“Came to the “trial night” and liked it.

What did you enjoy most about Alpha?

“The people, the prayer, the learning, the food!”
“I’ve learned so many things that I never even know how to ask about. I’ve learned how to pray!”
“I feel like my faith as become more genuine to me since I began Alpha. I understand it more and it’s more personal.”
“Meeting new people.”
“Good and talks by Nicky and discussions.”
“Small group discussions and retreat.”
“The open conversations.”
“Camaraderie. Laughter, meeting new friends, learning others opinions and values about God.”
“I know more faces at church. I feel like Park has become more of a home.”