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I am coming and will not know anybody else. Is that normal?
Many people come to Alpha without knowing anybody else. By the end of Alpha, most people become good friends. Alpha is a great way to meet new people!
What if I go for a week or two and prefer not to continue?
You're welcome to come to the first week or two and try it out for yourself. At any point, if you think Alpha isn't for you, that's not a problem. There's no pressure to come back and no charge.
What if I can't attend all of the sessions?
To get the most out of the Alpha experience, it's best to attend each session. However if you need to miss a session, there's no need to worry.
How will covid precautions affect Alpha?
Although covid has changed a lot of things, we're grateful to be able offer Alpha once again. Social distancing precautions will depend on current parish guidelines. Masks are not mandatory at this time but welcome for anyone wishing to wear them.
Do I have to share my thoughts in my group?There's no obligation to share. Guests are welcome to share within their own comfort level or remain silent if they wish.
How much does it cost to attend?
Alpha is absolutely free. There's no charge to attend.
If I invite someone to Alpha do I have to attend with them?
If you invite someone else, you don't have to register with them. Depending on the circumstance, it can be helpful to attend with them. In either case, make sure that your guest knows how to register.
Is Alpha for both non-Catholics and Catholics?
Yes, Alpha is for everyone! Alpha is run all over the world by Christians of various traditions and works very well when adapted within a Catholic parish. Fr. Mike Schmidtz, reknown speaker and author, says "Alpha is one of the best things happening in the Church today..."
Click here to learn what more Catholic leaders are saying about Alpha. Everyone is welcome at Alpha no matter what their beliefs.
I have more questions. Who do I contact?Feel free to direct any additional questions to Drew Snyder.
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