IHS

Into Him See comes from into me see, from intimacy.

But not the soft, surface kind. The kind that asks you to be known.

It is a layered legacy.

A coming together, through culture, material, food, and the conversations we usually avoid.

Here, we arrive intentionally.

We look good. We speak well.

But we do not hide.

This is a space without distraction.

A space that demands presence.

We speak about everything-

politics, religion, men, women, Black, white.

Nothing is off the table if it brings us closer to truth.

And as we speak about God,

we are really asking: what does it mean to be intimate with Him?

What does it mean to see into Him-

and to let Him see into us?

This is Into Him See.