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Our events and content are rooted in a Christian worldview, and we openly talk about Jesus, the Bible, and prayer. That said, anyone seeking community or curious about faith can attend – you will find a warm welcome. Just know upfront that our discussions and values are Christ-centered. We’ve had non-believers and new believers join and say they felt loved and included. So yes, all are welcome to come explore, ask questions, and build friendships with
us! (We just want to be clear that everything we do revolves around Jesus and Scripture.)

No formal “membership” is required. You don’t need to sign up for a club or commit to every meeting – just show up and participate as you are able. We do recommend signing up for our newsletter or joining our Facebook group to stay connected, but that’s optional. As for costs: regular Hub gatherings are free of charge. Occasionally, we might organize an outing or conference that has a cost (we’ll announce that clearly ahead of time), but our aim is to keep things accessible. If we ever sell merchandise or books (like the Still Single, Still Called devotional), that’s up to you if you want to purchase. In short, there’s no cost to be part of the community. (If we ever do have a ticketed event or retreat, it would be to cover expenses, and we’d let you know well in advance.)

We currently host in-person gatherings about once a month, and we’re in the process of expanding to multiple cities. As of early 2026, we have events scheduled in Indianapolis, Atlanta, Nashville, Charlotte, Louisville, and Chicago (with more to come). Check the Events section for the upcoming dates and locations. We also plan to host occasional virtual meet-ups (via Zoom) for those outside our current city hubs or during times we can’t meet in person. If you’re not near one of the current Hub cities, please connect with us online so we can update you as new hubs form or virtual events happen.

Expect a casual, friendly environment with maybe 20–40 people (attendance varies by city and month). We usually have snacks or coffee at the start as people arrive and mingle. There’s often a brief welcome and an opening prayer or a worship song. Then we’ll have a main segment – it could be a short message from Scripture, a group discussion prompt, a personal testimony from a member, or a guest speaker/panel. We keep it interactive: everyone is encouraged (but not forced) to share their thoughts and experiences. We always include time for prayer – sometimes as a whole group, sometimes in smaller circles. By the end, you’ll likely have met several new friends! We strive to ensure it’s uplifting and pressure-free (no one will single you out or ask you to do anything uncomfortable). Dress is casual. Just come as you are and be yourself.

And just to reiterate – these gatherings are not focused on pairing people off or “fixing” your singleness. We’re here to grow in Christ and support each other. So you can relax and enjoy genuine fellowship without any awkward matchmaking vibes!

Not at all. While we are a community of singles and we do talk about topics like dating occasionally, we are not a matchmaking service or a place to find a spouse. Our focus is on helping you follow Jesus and live out your God-given purpose in your single season. We discuss things like spiritual growth, calling, wholeness, holiness, serving others, and living a fulfilling life right now. We want to see your heart thriving in Christ. If God brings relationships out of friendships made here, that’s wonderful, but it’s not our main goal. In short, this ministry is about discipleship and community, not trying to get everyone married off.

Great question! We have a private Facebook group for all Hub Network members and Single and Soaring community members – it’s like our 24/7 fellowship space. (See the Community & Resources page for details on how to join.) In that group, we share prayer requests, encouragement, event recaps, and more throughout the month. We also encourage folks to form prayer partnerships or small groups for accountability. Additionally, make sure you’re subscribed to our newsletter and follow us on Instagram so you don’t miss any updates or content. Some members also meet up outside of official events for coffee, Bible study, hikes, etc., and they often post invites in the group. In short, plug into the online channels and you’ll find plenty of connection!

No, we are not formally tied to any single church. Our members attend various churches (or some are between churches) across the city. The Hub Network is a parachurch Christian ministry – meaning we come alongside the broader Church to support singles. We uphold core biblical doctrines (see our Statement of Faith), and we welcome Christians from different denominational backgrounds. We do occasionally partner with local churches for meeting space or service projects, but we remain an independent ministry. (In short, you’ll meet people from all sorts of church backgrounds here, and we think that’s beautiful!)

We’d love to talk with you about that! Our vision is to see Hubs in multiple cities. If you have a heart to gather Christian singles in your area, please reach out to us. We can provide you with guidance, materials (like discussion guides from the Still Single, Still Called devotional, etc.), and prayer support as you step out. Depending on where you are, we might connect you with others in that region who have expressed interest. Don’t think you need to be an expert – just be someone willing to facilitate and love others. God can use your initiative to bless many! (Email our global team at global@stillsinglestillcalledhubnetwork.org and let’s chat about planting a Hub near you.)

Absolutely! The Hub Network thrives thanks to volunteers who give their time and talents. There are several ways to serve: you could help with event setup/cleanup, bring snacks, assist in leading a small group discussion, join the worship team (if you sing or play an instrument), or be part of our prayer team that prays for others. If you have tech skills, you might help run slides or sound at events. We also welcome those who want to help moderate the online group or organize additional social activities (like a hike or game night). If you’re interested in volunteering in any capacity, let us know via the contact form or talk to a leader at an event. We’ll find a role that fits your gifts and availability. Serving is a fantastic way to grow and make deeper connections!

We do occasionally allow vendors at our larger gatherings or special events. We love supporting Christian entrepreneurs, especially single adults who are running businesses or ministries. If you’re interested in having a table or showcasing your product/service at a Hub event, please contact us at event@stillsinglestillcalledhubnetwork.org. We typically limit it to about 7 vendors per event, and there is a small vendor fee to help cover event logistics. We’ll provide you with all the details about requirements and how to apply. This is a great way to share what you do with the community, as long as it aligns with our values. So yes, reach out if you’d like to be considered as a vendor!

If your question wasn’t answered here, no problem – just ask us directly! You can send a message through the contact form (on this site) or email hello@singleandsoaring.org (for general Hub inquiries). We’re here to help, and we truly welcome your inquiries. We want everyone to feel informed and comfortable, so please don’t hesitate to reach out.