Conversation Host Resources
Everything You Need To Invite Your Guests And Get Ready For A Building Community Thru Conversation Gathering.
Graphic Invite
Use This Graphic When Sharing Your Conversation With Friends, Neighbors, Colleagues, Or Community Members.
Pair the graphic with the sample invitation below and personalize the date, time, location, and details for your gathering.
Sample Invitation
Feel Free To Personalize This Message And Share It With Potential Attendees To Introduce The Conversation And Gauge Interest.
Hi friends,
Over the past two years and beyond, many of us have been reflecting on the events unfolding in Israel and the ripple effects they’ve had here at home, including a rise in antisemitism and, more recently, a spike in terror attacks around the world.
These moments are complex and deeply felt—by Jews and non-Jews alike. We believe it’s more important than ever to make space for honest conversation, deeper understanding, and meaningful connection.
This will be a thoughtful, facilitated conversation hosted by Building Community Thru Conversation, where we’ll have the chance to listen, ask questions, and learn together in a non-political, respectful setting.
The goal is to engage with curiosity and care—not to debate or convince one another.
- Show up.
- Be prepared to listen.
We value that different people engage in different ways. You are welcome to ask questions, share your perspective, or simply listen.
Space is limited so that we can keep the conversation intimate, personal, and meaningful.
If you’re interested in joining, just reply to this message and we’ll follow up with an Evite.
We hope to see you there.
For Hosts: Make this invitation your own. Personal outreach often works best—invite people you believe will come with curiosity and a willingness to listen.
Sample Agenda
Our Conversations Follow A Thoughtful Structure Designed To Give People Time To Listen, Reflect, Ask Questions, And Connect.
Small Conversations. Meaningful Connections.
BCTC Gatherings Are Intentionally Small So Everyone Has The Opportunity To Be Part Of A Genuine Conversation—Not Simply Another Presentation Or Large Community Event.