Continue the Journey After Revoice26
A summer book clubwith Greg Coles’ No Longer Strangers
What happens after the conference ends?
For many in our community, Revoice is more than an event. It’s a place of connection, honesty, encouragement, and spiritual renewal. But we also know that returning home after such a meaningful week can sometimes feel difficult and isolating. That’s why we’re inviting you to continue the journey with us!
This summer, join the Revoice community for an online book club through No Longer Strangers by Greg Coles — a thoughtful exploration of friendship, belonging, loneliness, faith, and the family of God.
Whether you attended Revoice26 in person, joined online, or are simply looking for deeper community and discipleship, there’s a place for you here.
A Space for Ongoing Discipleship & Community
Revoice deeply values what happens after the conference. This book club is designed to help attendees continue building meaningful relationships, reflecting on Scripture, and processing the themes of Revoice26’s “By Faith” journey together.
Over several weeks, we’ll gather online to discuss No Longer Strangers, pray together, and encourage one another in faithful Christian community.
Together, we’ll explore themes like:
Friendship and chosen family
Loneliness, belonging, and the longing to be known
Faithful discipleship in the midst of suffering and hope
The ways God meets us through Christian community
Building rhythms of connection and care beyond the conference experience
Our hope is:
That you would feel less alone
That your faith would be strengthened
That meaningful relationships would continue beyond Revoice26
That Scripture and shared discipleship would remain central in your journey with Jesus
Our VisionEmerging from our community’s longing for deeper spiritual rest, Cadence offers a shared rhythm of quiet, grace, and nearness to God. Many LGBTQ+/SSA believers carry loneliness, exhaustion, or a longing for deeper spiritual grounding. We believe that contemplative practices like silence, Lectio Divina, creative reflection, and imaginative prayer can offer real nourishment —and that practicing them together can create a sense of safety and connection that solitude alone rarely provides.
Our hope is simple:
That you would encounter God’s kindness in the quiet.
That you would discover new rhythms of spiritual rest and renewal.
That you would feel less alone as you pursue a faithful life with Jesus.
what to expectCadence gathers virtually on the last Saturday of every month at 11 am. Each meeting is loosely guided with an intentional pattern:
A theme for reflection
A short Scripture or prayer practice
Space for silence, listening, and creative engagement
Optional sharing for those who feel led (it’s always OK to opt out)
A closing blessing
You are welcome to participate in whatever way feels safe. Keeping your camera off and using a pseudonym is always okay, many in our community need added layers of privacy and security. And even with these additional privacy measures, we want everyone to know they are welcome to join and participate in the way that feels right for them.
your guide: avery roseCadence is currently led by Avery Rose. Avery enjoys village life in Central Asia where she works in community health. She brings warmth, gentleness, and deep spiritual maturity, crafting each gathering with care so that participants can rest, reflect, and encounter God without pressure or performance.
Upcoming themes & datesSaturday, April 25, 2026 – By Faith
Practice: Praying with Color
Scripture: Hebrews 11
Supplies: Paper, journal, and some sort of colored drawing utensils (colored pencils, markers, crayons, watercolors, etc.)
(Additional themes for the year will be released soon!)
register to join usCadence is open to anyone, including allies, in our Revoice community who desires a moment of quiet connection with God and others.
Registration is free, and once you sign up, you’ll receive the secure Zoom link and monthly reminders.
Come as you are. Step into the quiet. There’s room for you in this rhythm.

