Honest questions about Jesus, asked in Provo.

Provo questions often come with history attached: a mission, a faith transition, family expectations, or exhaustion with arguments about institutions. We will not recruit you into another religious machine. These answers start with Jesus and Scripture, and it is fine to take your time checking them.

Provo lives between Utah Lake and the steep wall of the Wasatch, with BYU shaping the east side and older neighborhoods like Franklin and Maeser carrying a different rhythm west of University Avenue. Students turn over every semester. Young families keep stretching south toward Springville and west toward the lake. Many people here know religious vocabulary and still have never read a Gospel slowly with permission to disagree. That makes a small, honest study unusually useful.

Provo can feel like everybody already has a church answer. Then you sit with people near campus, in a Franklin bungalow, or at a Riverbottoms kitchen table and find plenty of questions under the polite surface. Questions are welcome here.

We are ordinary people following Jesus without a building, payroll, or collection. We read Scripture, eat, pray, and help each other live it. If you are in Provo, Orem, Springville, or elsewhere in Utah Valley, there is room at the table.