Whether you're carving your own career path or entering the family business, the unique dynamics of family relationships and financial wealth can raise questions, create tension, and lead to isolation. Establishing your own identity as an adult is hard enough. Now try it in a fishbowl.
Your personal goals and aspirations exist in the context of family legacies and expectations. Testing your limits and developing your Christ-like character take place under observation by everyone around you, from well-meaning relatives and trusted friends to paid advisers and eager salespeople. The breadth of opportunities available to you can feel like an overwhelming, unmerited blessing.
This Peer Group is a chance to get to know other Gathering young adults who innately understand and empathize with your tensions and your joys. It's a safe place to share without judgment, to vent and plead without condemnation, to encourage one another with a knowing vulnerability.
Who belongs? Young adult inheritors of wealth between the ages of 21 to 35.
When do we meet? Once a month, virtually.
Criteria to join our community events
- Follow Jesus as Lord and Savior.
- Give at least $200,000 a year to Christian causes. Though the number isn't a rigid threshold, it represents a proxy for the types of people who are asking and wrestling with the same questions around wise stewardship, giving well, avoiding pitfalls, raising the next generation, allocating resources, defining a family legacy, etc. People come to The Gathering to pursue relationships with peers who are exploring similar issues with a measure of humility, vulnerability, and trust.
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One Anothering
During politically polarized times, how do we follow the model that Jesus set in loving our enemies, being kind to those who speak falsehoods, turning the other cheek when we’re offended, standing as a peacemaker in the midst of conflict?
Book Study: The Road to Wisdom by Francis Collins
With a group of givers pursuing friendship, join a discussion of The Road to Wisdom by Francis Collins on the four traditional sources of wisdom – truth, science, faith, and trust.
The Marriage Course
Even the healthiest of relationships require work to communicate well, overcome conflict, and extend forgiveness. What can we do to restore or strengthen the bond with our spouse?
Impact Investing
If you're curious about impact investing or are new to it, and you’d like to meet others on a similar journey, please join our "Impact Investing" group
Book Study: How Far to the Promised Land
Join a conversation over this personal narrative of Esau McCaulley
In-Laws
If you’ve married into a family with wealth and you’d like to meet others on a similar journey, please join our group for “In-Laws.”
Women in Philanthropy
Find fellowship among women and discover your passion and strengths as a giver.
