Community for Exvangelicals & Deconstructing Individuals

No Harbor is a community of deconstructing Christians and other people who are disenfranchised from the church but still desire a relationship with Jesus. Together we dismantle dysfunctional theology, heal from religious trauma, reframe beliefs, and rediscover Jesus.

Join Us on the Journey

Are you in search of a faith community where your questions, doubts, and hurts are welcomed and validated? Are you in need of a spiritual community where you are understood and accepted where you are? No Harbor is a gathering where we navigate together the challenges of deconstruction, find solace in our shared experiences, undo toxic theology, and forge meaningful connections that empower us on our unique spiritual paths. We invite you to check out our website and then reach out to us to take the first steps.

What People Are Saying

No Harbor introduced me to a community who understood my situation, and their vulnerability helped me grow.

I’ve been away for over a year now, but now I am starting to feel a bit of hope. I could cry right now. I didn’t realize how helpful this would be to me when you asked me to join up with this. 😭❤️

No Harbor started as a journey of curiosity in the midst of troubling confusion, frustrations, and disillusionment. Yet, alongside my cohort, I didn’t feel alone. My present faith is much more authentic than I could have ever imagined, which gives me hope for the future.

No Harbor helped me confront the conflicting beliefs I had about Christianity without shaming myself for having doubts. I learned how to be more comfortable with asking questions that I knew I might not find easy answers for and it taught me to be comfortable with the unknown.

No Harbor helped me understand how I could move forward under some new paradigms in my journey, no longer anchored to that past.

Before No Harbor I was afraid of questioning too deeply. No Harbor reignited curiosity and love for the Story of the Creator's redeeming of the world and hope for finding my place in it.

I now feel like I am asking better questions to explore my faith deeper and accept that I don't need to have all the answers.

For more information about No Harbor and our community, please visit our About page.

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