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Danny Lybarger


 Danny Lybarger

Danny Lybarger is the founding pastor of The Well, a radically inclusive church in one of the most conservative regions in the state of Missouri. Under his leadership, The Well has become a rapidly growing and thriving community where LGBTQ+ folks, ex-evangelicals, conservatives, skeptics, and seekers worship side by side. They are guided by one mantra: Your Seat at The Table Can't Cost Someone Else Theirs. Danny also hosts The Deconstruction Zone podcast, regularly writes on his Substack, A Bigger Table, and has been featured in national conversations about faith, identity, and belonging on Jubilee Media. He’s deeply passionate about his mission to preach radical inclusion until it's no longer radical.  


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EXPERIENCES
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    Show Date
    Sat 5 Sep 2026 2:00 PM to 2:50 PM
    Title ShortYour Seat Can’t Cost Theirs: A Living Tapestry of Radical Belonging
    Venue Oasis
    Experience DescriptionWhat does it mean to build a table where everyone belongs, and no one’s seat comes at the expense of another’s? In one of the most conservative counties in the country, The Well has become a known as a radical inclusive community where LGBTQ+ folks, conservatives, ex-evangelicals, and spiritual seekers of various religions and traditions worship side by side. This Experience isn’t a lecture, it’s a story, practice and dialogue. Together, we’ll explore what happens when we move beyond “inclusion” as an idea and embody it as a spiritual practice, and an act of hope. Through storytelling, conversation, and a participation, we’ll create a living tapestry of belonging that reflects this truth: our differences don’t have to divide us; they can actually deepen the beauty of our shared table. Come ready to listen, to share, to weave your own story into the whole. You’ll leave with tangible practices for cultivating communities that center love, courage, and justice, and spark your own vision for how Spirit calls you to live when everyone truly has a seat.