A Guild is a small band of men committed to growing in faith, purpose, and brotherhood. Each Guild meets regularly to study, discuss, and encourage one another to live intentionally.

No. Guilds are completely free to join. They’re led by volunteers who simply want to help men grow in faith, brotherhood, and purpose.

No. While Guilds are led from a Christian worldview, any man seeking growth in character and purpose is welcome.

Most Guilds are small — usually between 4 to 8 men. This keeps things personal, allows for real conversations, and helps build trust among the group.

Most meet once a week or every other week. Each Guild sets its own schedule based on what works best for the men involved.

Guilds meet regularly to engage in meaningful discussion and growth. Each meeting centers around curated content—such as a book, podcast, or video—that challenges men to think and act with intention.

Members also set and review personal goals, explore personality insights,
and even preparedness exercises—such as building out bug-out bags or learning survival skills.

Every gathering follows a structure that encourages both personal development and genuine brotherhood—helping men become stronger in faith, leadership, and life.

Yes. If there’s no Guild near you, you can join or start an online Guild.

Each Guild has a Guild Lead—a man who feels called to guide, organize, and encourage others. He’s supported by the Wolf & Iron Foundation with training and resources.

Absolutely. If you don’t have one near you, fill out the Start a Guild form, and we’ll help you launch one in your area.

We curate the content, provide discussion guides, and ongoing support for Guild Leads to help them foster thriving groups.

No special credentials are needed—just a willingness to lead, learn, and serve. The Foundation provides guidance, resources, and ongoing support to help you lead confidently.

Guild Leads receive access to leadership guides, discussion materials, and regular check-ins with the Wolf & Iron Foundation team.

That’s perfectly fine. Many men join Guilds not knowing anyone at first. Brotherhood forms naturally as you show up, share, and invest in one another.

After you fill out the Join a Guild form, our team will connect you with an existing Guild in your area—or help you start one if none are nearby.

You can join an online Guild or consider starting one locally. We’ll walk with you through every step to make it simple.

Guilds meet year-round, but most follow an annual rhythm with seasons of study, goal setting, and reflection. Members can stay as long as they continue to grow and contribute.

Most Guilds meet for about 2 hours per session, weekly or biweekly. Outside of meetings, expect some light reading or preparation depending on the topic.

Life happens. Guilds understand that, but consistency is key—showing up regularly builds trust and momentum for everyone.