At Truro we believe the action happens in circles, not rows. This is why we invite people to explore faith in small groups around a dinner table (Alpha) instead of in a classroom. But what happens after Alpha? In order for us to be truly formed as Christians we need
As soon as we start putting together our own thoughts as a child, we start to question. We want answers to how and why things work: Why do I have to go to school? Why are my parents telling me to not eat chocolate all day? How does this clock
One week from today, we begin Spring Alpha. Come join us, and invite a friend! Invite a friend because our “Food for Thought” intro dinner is a no-pressure way to experience the ethos of Alpha: great food, new friends, and the chance to ask big questions. In addition to a
This past year, my wife Hannah and I had a baby. Well, she did most of the having, but our baby Isaiah was born last April. You’ve probably seen him, he’s the one who is objectively the most beautiful baby boy to be born this century. Isaiah is now nine
In 2012 I took this course called Alpha. I had heard about Alpha through Truro Anglican Church and decided that the opportunity for free food on a Friday night sounded delightful. To my amazement, the food was excellent! But more than that the people were actually friendly and welcoming. It didn’t
Here at Truro, we make space for something called Alpha. This is a 10-week community that invites you to ask big questions; none are too hostile or too simple. We’ll eat together and hear a talk on topics from the meaning of Jesus’ death to Evil. We began this past
