A Brave Steps Association programme
Christ Letters Study Community
An English-language, adults-only learning community for studying the Christ Letters at your own pace, supported by original Brave Steps guidance, moderated discussion, the Samadhi App, and an optional Sunday circle.
The Samadhi App was developed to support entry into the state of inner silence and stillness described by Christ in the Letters.
How the study is organised
The learning path begins with an orientation and continues through Letters 1–9, Articles and later Messages, and an integration stage. Each stage brings together optional stillness preparation, the official source, a plain-language summary, private reflection, moderated discussion, and a simple daily-life practice. There are no exams, belief tests, or fixed deadlines.
Community and Sunday circle
The private community is designed for respectful discussion without pressure to accept a belief. The optional Zoom circle meets every Sunday at 18:00 Europe/Madrid time. Sessions are not recorded.
Source access
The Christ Letters source documents remain free. Membership will pay for the study structure, facilitation, private community, live circles, and full Samadhi App access—not for the source documents.
Sign in Official Christ Returns source
Part 1: Letters 1–4
Part 2: Letters 5–9
Access status: the public introduction is now available. Member programme access and paid checkout remain closed while the study content and operational, legal, and payment checks are completed.
This independent, non-denominational spiritual study is not Christian catechesis and is not affiliated with a church. Statements in the source about medicine, psychology, infection, medication, pregnancy, suicide, race, gender, sexuality, or science are claims made by the text and are not presented as verified facts.
Do not use the programme to diagnose or treat any condition or to change medication or professional care. Stop a practice if it causes distress or makes you feel unwell, seek qualified care when needed, and contact local emergency services if there is immediate danger.