Deconstruction Discussion Group Edition

Behind every conversation is a person to love. When someone is questioning Christianity, their story deserves patient listening and their questions deserve thoughtful attention.

Created for Engage 360’s Deconstruction Discussion Group, this special edition includes two conversation reminders. The Deconstruction Conversation Guide helps you understand what someone’s faith was built on, what unsettled that foundation, and where honest common ground may lead toward Jesus. The C.A.R.E. path reminds you to Consider their story, Affirm what you can, Redirect to Jesus, and Encourage a fresh look at His authority.

Use this 200 page softcover journal to capture what you hear, reflect on Scripture, record prayers, and plan intentional follow-up. It is a place to return to the person, the questions, and the hope found in Christ.

Faithful conversations. Eternal impact.

This softcover journal brings thoughtful structure to meaningful conversations. Its satin-finish cover and rounded corners feel calm and deliberate in hand. Inside, crisp 80lb (120gsm) pages hold bright, true-to-design prints and perforated edges so you can share or remove pages without fuss. Choose 100 or 200 pages to suit how deep you want to go, and use the six customizable inner pages to tailor prompts, notes, or checklists that matter to your conversations. Light and portable at 5.75" x 8", it slips into a bag for fieldwork, study groups, or quiet evenings of reflection. Made in the USA from globally sourced parts, it’s built to travel and to be used—again and again.

Product features
- Vivid, high-quality color printing that preserves detailed cover and inner art
- Perforated pages for easy tear-out and sharing
- Two thickness options: 100 pages (0.25") or 200 pages (0.45")
- Durable 80lb (120gsm) text paper with soft satin finish cover and rounded corners
- Includes 6 customizable inner pages; assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts

Care instructions
- Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the journal outwards.