Category
Faith & Values
You have carried a set of beliefs your whole life — some you inherited, some you fought your way to, some you still can't fully explain. This is the part where you set down what you held to, and why.
Seven lists in this category
The people who come after you will inherit your values whether you name them or not. Naming them is the difference between a guess and a gift.
Belief is rarely a straight line. There was a pew you sat in as a child, a night you doubted everything, a morning something finally made sense. There were the values you decided to live by — how you treated people, what you refused to do, what you stood up for even when it cost you. None of that shows up in a photo album, and most of it never gets said out loud. It lives in how you acted, and then it fades.
These Lists give it words. You might write down the congregation that became family, the questions that shook your faith and where you landed, the march you drove three hours to attend, or the one thing you can't explain and never talked about. Some of it is tender, some of it is unfinished. All of it tells the people who come after you not just what you did, but what you believed while you were doing it.
Every list here lives in Decembers.
- Lists
- A list for every kind of life. Pick one and start answering.
- Timeline
- Your answers arrange themselves in order, across every list you keep.
- Inner Circle
- Not social media. Only the few people you name ever read it.
Every list in Faith & Values
Start with any one of them. Every answer lands on the same Timeline.
- The moments that shaped how you see racemoments
- The beliefs you lived by, set down one at a timevalues
- Every congregation that became your owncommunities
- The times your faith was tested — and what became of itevents
- The moment it stopped being an idea and became something you knewmoments
- The moment you couldn't explain, and never quite let go ofexperiences
- Every crowd you stood in because it matteredmarches
What you believed is part of who you were
Pick the one that's been sitting closest to the surface — the value you'd fight for, or the moment it all clicked — and start there.
Free to start. Private from the first word.