Welcome to the Church of the Questioning, the reverently irreverent house concert series reimagining church services through art, music, and cheekiness.

Whether you've deconstructed, reconstructed, or are just plain old constructed, you will find a home at the Church of the Questioning, where both belief AND doubt are celebrated — just not certainty.

People of all faiths and of no faith welcome. Just don't be a jerk.

When: Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025 Time: 3-6pm (Doors 3pm, Show 4pm) Where: Private home in West Hollywood - Address revealed on RSVP Tickets: $15 online, $20 at door Sliding scale and volunteer tickets available

Church picnic vibes: Bring light snacks, drinks or desserts to share, if you can. Oh, and come in your "Sunday best," whatever that means to you.

Musicians:

@ Little Spiral @, a.k.a. Suzanne Yada, is an indie-piano singer-songwriter who explores what it means to be human in an increasingly digital world. Called "a fine songwriter" by Ben Folds, she brings her rock, pop, classical and roots influences to the worlds of poetry, tech, and religion in her songwriting. Fans of Tori Amos, Ben Folds, Mary Lambert, Fiona Apple and Regina Spektor will feel right at home in the @ Little Spiral @ galaxy.

Brother James is the spiritual singer-songwriter moniker of LA-based producer & songwriter Justin James Sinclair, who’s equally influenced by classic songwriters like McCartney and Randy Newman as he is by authors like Flanner O’Connor and Leo Tolstoy. Deeply inspired by monasticism, Brother James’ songs engage with mysticism, deep self-searching, and the daily, necessary struggle we all face to remain present and fully alive. His stories document and explore the messy human process of pursuing truth and attempting to love people well.