Theology Crawl Is Back — And We’re Talking Faith & Politics. (Yes, really.)

REUNION has hosted something we call Theology Crawl—a space for meaningful conversations around some of life’s most complex topics. It’s casual. It’s honest. And it always involves good company and a cold drink.

This year, we’re diving into a topic that feels especially timely: faith and politics.

We get it—politics can be a sensitive and polarizing subject. But that’s exactly why we believe it’s worth talking about—thoughtfully, respectfully, and together. The goal isn’t to argue sides or settle debates. It’s to step outside our echo chambers, reflect on how faith shapes our political perspectives (and how it shapes others’ too), and practice the kind of honest dialogue our world desperately needs.

🗓️ Week 1: Recognizing Political Diversity Within Our Faith

We’ll explore:

– Why do we assume people at church vote like us?

– What shapes our political views—family, faith, values, experiences?

– How do we stay curious instead of judgmental in conversations that challenge us?

Whether you’re curious, skeptical, progressive, conservative, or just disillusioned—this night is for you. No shouting. No shame. Just a good-faith conversation in a safe space.

Tuesday, July 22 · 7 PM

🍺 Lamplighter Brewing – Cambridge Crossing

📍110 N. First Street, Cambridge, MA (Very close to the Reunion Cookout)

🚇 Lechmere Stop Green Line

🅿️ Street Parking (see below)

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