Radical Curiosity. Shared Traditions.
GodLuck Club is where history meets the potluck. We explore the sacred stories, lived experiences and beliefs of Judaism, Islam, Christianity, Atheism and beyond to see how much more connects us than separates us.
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Voices from the Table
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Have fond/insightful memories of the GodLuck Club. Some fascinating conversations take place in these sessions.
— Mark
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I love that it’s literally just us hanging out, eating amazing homemade food, and listening to someone’s perspective. It’s wild how much my perspective shifted and how much we all actually have in common."
— Maya
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There is something so rare about a space where you can be deeply curious without feeling judged.
— Sarah
The GodLuck Club: Feed Your Curiosity.
GodLuck Club is an independent, high-vibe gathering for those who believe that the best way to understand the world is over a shared plate. We dive deep into the history, myths, and rituals of the world’s great spiritual traditions, without ties to any religious organization.
We’re a potluck-style salon. We show up with food to share and leave with a wider perspective. Whether we’re tracing the shared roots of the Abrahamic faiths or exploring Eastern philosophies, our focus is on how these traditions shape our culture, our values, and our everyday lives.
Our misison is simple: radical curiosity and deep respect.
We listen to ancient stories and lived experiences with an open mind, because when we truly understand where someone is coming from, the walls come down. Conversations get real. The world feels a more hopeful, and a lot more connected.
Eat together. Learn together. Be friends.
Upcoming Experiences
San Diego, CA
Whether we’re hearing from a rabbi in La Jolla or a zen teacher from the hills, we bring the food, they bring the story, and we find the common ground that shapes our diverse and welcoming community.
Savannah, GA
Whether we’re hearing from an imam in the squares or a priest from the district, we bring the food, they bring the story, and we find the common ground that shapes our diverse and welcoming community.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. We are 100% independent. We aren’t here to convert, preach, or promote any specific dogma. We are a community dedicated to the study and experience of humanity’s spiritual traditions. Think of it as a masterclass in world culture, taught over dinner.
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Not at all. You just have to be curious. Our members include atheists, agnostics, and the deeply devout. All we ask is that you bring an open mind and a respect for the "architecture of the conversation.”
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We ask that you bring a homemade dish. Why? Because the energy of a home kitchen is the best bridge between cultures. We’ll notify you in advance about the month’s theme so you can bring a dish that honors the geography or tradition of the topic.
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Of course. It’s the effort and the "shared table" spirit that counts. If you're stuck, think simple: a traditional bread, a family salad, or even a batch of cookies from a recipe that means something to you.
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We invite local leaders such as rabbis, imams, monks, historians, and priests - who can speak to the history, myths, and lived rituals. They are there to inform and share, not to recruit.
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We have a few "Agreements." We prioritize listening over debating. We lean into "taboo" questions with radical respect. And we always honor the traditions of our guests, which means if we are hosting an Imam, the evening is strictly alcohol-free. When in doubt ask your Chapter host.
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No. These are cosy gatherings where we operate on a "Commonwealth" model. While we share the cost of the potluck, individual chapters may have a small suggested donation or a "seat fee" to help cover any costs our guest speakers might incur. Check your local chapter for details.
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Fuck yeah. We are always looking for "temple builders." If you’re ready to set the table for global peace in your backyard, connect with us and request a starter kit.
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