What if community wasn’t just something we joined, but something we helped create—one honest moment at a time?
Joyful Community is the third course in our Transformed by Joy series, but you don’t need to have taken the others to join in. It stands on its own. Over seven weeks, you’ll walk with author and trainer Amy Hamilton and others who are hungry for deeper connection. Whether you’re feeling isolated, weary from leadership, or just longing for relationships that feel safe and real, this course offers practical tools to help you build the kind of community your heart has been hoping for.
Together, we’ll explore how to quiet shame, anchor in joy, and grow relationships that can hold the hard stuff without falling apart. Through live teaching, small group conversations, and simple but powerful practices, you’ll learn how to be the kind of person others can connect with, and how to invite others to do the same.
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Come join us for Joyful Community: Walking Together in Joy, and take an important step toward being Transformed by Joy! We meet on Zoom and keep it interactive, supportive, and real.
Registration is open now. Bring a friend if you’d like—we’d love to have you.
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7 Weeks: Sept 23rd to Nov 11th
Thursdays, 12-1:30 pm or 7-8:30 pm, Central
Presented by Amy Hamilton, Director of Development
Amy Hamilton is a passionate leader, mentor, and creator dedicated to equipping others for transformative, Jesus-centered relationships. She is the Director of Development and Journey Group Director with Alive & Well. She is the creator and author of the Journey Group relational discipleship program, as well as the Transformed by Joy series.
As the leader of the Alive & Well Leadership Community, Amy provides training and mentorship for those guiding others—whether in their families, churches, or communities. She is also a certified relational skills trainer with THRIVEtoday and the co-author of Relational Skills in the Bible alongside Chris M. Coursey.
Amy’s teaching is both practical and deeply personal, helping people grow in connection with God, themselves, and others in everyday life.
