The Well is a book-club-inspired community for Christian women who long for presence, meaningful connection, and a lasting rhythm of growth.
What if growth didn't have to feel so exhausting?
Most women aren't suffering from a lack of information.
We're suffering from fragmentation.
Another podcast.
Another course.
Another Instagram carousel.
Another thing we're supposed to do to become a better version of ourselves.
The Well was created as an alternative.
A place to slow down.
A place to read deeply instead of scroll endlessly.
A place to be known.
A place to return to every month for one meaningful book, one thoughtful conversation, and one community of women committed to becoming more like Christ together.
Because some of the deepest transformation happens slowly.
Almost quietly.
Over years spent walking beside faithful people.
You probably don't need another course.
You need a rhythm.
A reason to pick up a book instead of your phone.
A circle of women who know your name.
A place where growth feels grounding instead of overwhelming.
The Well exists for women who want to become wise, peaceful, joyful, emotionally healthy, and deeply rooted in Christ — not through striving harder, but through practicing slower discipleship in community.
Because healing often happens around tables.
Growth often happens in conversations.
And faith tends to deepen when we stop trying to optimize ourselves and simply begin walking faithfully with others.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Throughout Scripture, wells were places where people (mostly women) paused, gathered, rested, and encountered God and one another. In a hurried and distracted world, The Well is meant to be that kind of place again — a quiet, steady gathering place for women seeking presence, truth, and meaningful connection.
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Not exactly. While Scripture shapes everything we do, The Well is intentionally more like a book club and community gathering than a traditional Bible study. Our books are chosen because they help us think deeply, love God more fully, and live faithfully in everyday life.
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No. The Well is a community membership, not counseling or coaching. However, members receive access to occasional teachings, resources, and discounted coaching opportunities if they would like additional support.
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Doors are open during the final days of each month so new members can receive the upcoming month's reading schedule, discussion information, and resources before the new book begins.
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Yes. There are no long-term contracts or commitments. You can cancel your membership at any time.
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You're still welcome! Many women come having finished every page, while others are only partway through. The goal isn't keeping up; it's engaging thoughtfully and growing together.
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No problem. Life happens. Discussion groups are recorded and made available to members afterward so you can listen whenever it works for you.
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Most members spend just a few hours each month reading and then join the discussion group if they can. The Well is designed to fit into real life — to be grounding and life-giving, not another obligation on your calendar.
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No. The Well includes women in many different seasons and stages of life. What connects us isn't age or circumstance, but a shared desire to know God more deeply and build meaningful friendships along the way.
Summer ‘26 Reading List
June - This book is academic, searching, filled with deep theology for today.
July - This book is a classic allegory that will forever change your view of sanctification. Easy, interesting, lovely.
August - Refreshingly biblical and brimming with helpful, readable, practical insight
Join during the last five days of the month and you'll receive our First of the Month Welcome Email, which includes:
Your reading schedule for the upcoming book
The Zoom link for our monthly discussion gathering
Reflection questions to guide your reading
Optional resources and recommendations to enrich the experience
Everything you need to settle into the rhythm of The Well from day one.
The Well welcomes new members during the final five days of each month.
The Well is part Christian book club, part friendship circle, part discipleship community. It's for women who are tired of consuming endless content and ready instead for the slower, steadier way of growing. Together.
The well includes
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One beautiful Christian book every month.
Carefully chosen books worth lingering over and discussing long after the final page.
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One meaningful conversation.
A monthly Zoom gathering filled with discussion, reflection, laughter, prayer, and friendship.
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Gentle accountability.
Enough structure to help you finish books and keep showing up without becoming another obligation.
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A healthier relationship with technology.
Many women tell me they find themselves reaching for books more often and their phones less often.
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Women who care about the same things you do.
Women pursuing true wisdom, peace, faithfulness, and joy in a world that makes them hard to find.
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Optional resources when you need them.
Courses, group coaching, and teachings remain available, but they support the community rather than define it.
Members of The Well get access to Rebekah’s entire suite of courses, an immense value and treasure trove of teaching to dive into as you wish.
Course Suite
You are invited to begin a new chapter, a life of clarity, freedom, truth, and purpose. You weren’t meant to carry lies about yourself, God or your story. You were meant to walk in the truth of your identity and calling.
You weren’t meant for fear, panic, or always feeling on edge. You were meant for freedom, peace and wholeness in Christ. In this course women learn how to get out of fight-or-flight mode holistically - by dealing with thoughts, lifestyle, emotions and other things that cause and keep us flooded with cortisol and feeling anxious all the time.
Without intentional effort, most people simply learn to handle emotions the way it was modeled to them by their primary caregivers, usually mom and dad. And often, even with good intentions, those emotional patterns weren’t the healthiest. If you’re ready to become emotionally healthy, self-aware, and emotionally mature, this course is for you.
The Abundant Life Lab was created by Rebekah after coaching women for over 8 years and noticing 6 major themes in almost all her clients. This transformational course brings together the truth + tools she uses most often with her private coaching clients for you to work through at your own pace.
You were created for more than watching from the sidelines. You were created to lead, guide, mentor, and impact. Let’s transform your insights into influence, your experience into empowerment for others, and your faith into a legacy of mentoring. This Professional Mentor Training will help you feel more qualified to do what God is calling you to do!
Community Values
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We root ourselves in Scripture, not noise. We seek truth that forms us, not information that overwhelms us. We believe the Bible is God’s inerrant Word to the World, His Church and us personally.
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We seek to receive from God and offer to others Biblical grace that never runs dry.
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We value rest, prayer, Sabbath, limits, and embodied habits that keep us whole, grounded, and connected to God.
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We value God’s work in every season: waiting, wilderness, joy, pruning, and renewal, trusting that nothing is wasted in His hands.
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We value honest and fun friendship where women can be known, supported, and formed in Christ. We do not believe that loneliness should anyone experience for very long.
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We value evangelism and being prepared to give an answer for the hope that we have, as nothing matters more then bringing the Gospel message to a person in need of a Savior.
Membership Guidelines
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We honor one another’s dignity. Gossip of any kind in not permited. This includes venting about others, sharing private information without consent, spiritualized criticism, or speculation.
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This is not the space for graphic or emotionally overwhelming trauma details. Share truthfully, even tearfully when needed. But detailed descriptions of abuse or traumatic events belongs with a licensed counselor, therapist, or in a group intentionally prepared for heavier content.
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The Well is rooted in historic, orthodox Christian belief. Our theology is established by Scripture, which we hold as complete and without error. Theology is not open for debate, persuasion, or redefinition. We are a community of unity, not division.
Not permitted:
• Debating or promoting progressive theologyPermitted:
• Genuine questions seeking biblical clarity
• Honest growth, exploration, and not yet knowing what Scripture teaches
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We move toward learning, not argument. Chronically questioning, correcting, nitpicking, or positioning oneself as “the voice of truth” creates division and will be addressed.
Also, while we deeply value emotional honesty, but we do not center conversations around attention-seeking, victim postures. Repeatedly rejecting counsel, or seeking constant reassurance will not be a good fit here here.
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During live sessions, participate with attentiveness and respect. Do not interrupt or dominate the call. If you are not in a private, quiet space, please keep your video and microphone muted to prevent distraction.
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We want authentic friendships to form. Listen, encourage, and pray for one another but do not privately atempt counsel or coach fellow members. Mentorship may develop organically with mutual interest.
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The Well is a spiritual growth and friendship community. It is not therapy or medical care. Please seek licensed professional help when appropriate.
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If behavior arises that violates these guidelines, email Rebekah with a brief, factual summary. Do not confront members yourself unless asked to do so by leadership. The Correction & Removal Process is as follows:
First Issue: Private, gracious email
Second Issue: Short call with direct feedback
Repeated Issues: Immediate removal
All removal decisions are final and made at the sole discretion of The Well Leadership.
Read one good Christian book each month. Gather with thoughtful women EMBRACING ture life God’s way. Pray together. Change. Not through pressure or self-improvement projects, but through the quiet work God often does best with: truth, community, and time.
The Well is part Christian book club, part friendship circle, part discipleship community. It's for women who are tired of consuming endless content and ready instead for the slower, steadier way of growing. Together.