Defining what “knowing Jesus” means for any one person would defeat the purpose of the term entirely.

We Know Jesus Too is less about definition and more about movement. It was created to empower young people around the world to feel confident in their personal discovery of Christ and their walk with Him. Our mission is to foster a community where curiosity is welcomed, imperfection is embraced, and no one feels ashamed for not having all the answers.

The vision for the We Know Jesus Too Conference was born during a church service. As I listened to a young woman express gratitude for how our pastor created a space where she could learn about Jesus without feeling judged, inferior, or “behind,” I was deeply moved. She spoke about how faith was made accessible, something that connected to real, everyday life. I felt both joy for her and sorrow for those who have never experienced that kind of welcome.

That moment revealed the heart of this mission: everyone deserves the opportunity to know God in a way that feels safe, honest, and personal, regardless of race, background, creed, or age. Faith should never be dismissed or delayed simply because someone is young or still learning.

As Scripture reminds us:
“Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. And whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me.”
— Matthew 18:4–5