WE MOVE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 New home: The Kettle Room at Gibson Mill — 325 McGill Ave NW, Suite 148, Concord, NC 28027
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Next Gen · SOJO YA · Ages 18–30 · Sunday nights at 7

Nobody eats
alone on
Sundays

SOJO YA is for ages 18 to 30 — college, working, single, married, still figuring it out. Sunday nights at 7, and dinner together after.

Why this exists

The decade the
church loses people

Most people who leave church leave in this one — not because they decided against Jesus, but because nobody made a place for the version of them that just moved out, started a job, ended a relationship, or stopped being made to go.

So we made one. Sunday nights are worship, real teaching, and honest conversation about the things this decade actually hands you — work, money, dating, loneliness, and what you believe now that it is entirely your call.

Then dinner, every week. That part is not an add-on; it is half the point. However the week went, you are not eating Sunday night alone.

Know · GrowThis is where a lot of twenty-somethings find out the faith they inherited can actually be theirs — and find the people to build it with.

A young couple holding hands in worship at the Kettle Room

The details

Straight
answers

01

When and where

Sunday nights at 7:00pm at The Kettle Room at Gibson Mill, 325 McGill Ave NW, Suite 148, Concord, NC 28027. Dinner together after, on us.

Get directions →
02

Who it’s for

Ages 18–30. College students, people working full time, married couples, single people, and everyone still deciding what they are. You do not need to bring anybody or know anybody.

03

High school seniors

Second semester of senior year, you are welcome here — and you can keep Wednesdays at SOJO YTH as long as you want them. The overlap is on purpose: we would rather you have two rooms for a semester than none the following fall.

About SOJO YTH →
04

What a Sunday night looks like

Worship, teaching aimed at this decade of life, honest conversation, and a real dinner. Come for the whole thing or just come to the table for dinner.

05

Cost

Free, dinner included. Bring a friend — this is the easiest thing at SOJO to invite somebody to.

Beyond the table

This is a
launch pad

YA is not meant to be an island for your twenties. It is where you build the faith and the friendships you carry into everything after.

From here people join groups, lead SOJO Kids rooms, run cameras, go on mission trips, and show up early to set chairs. Purpose is not something YA graduates into later — it starts on a Sunday night.

SOJO young adults sharing a meal together

Sunday, 7pm

Come hungry

Show up once. Worst case, you get dinner out of it.