Eating together has been a central Christian practice since the very beginning of our movement. From the early church to today, the table has been a place of fellowship, formation, and shared life. The gospel spread not just through sermons, but through meals, from one table to the next, one home to another. The table is a very ordinary place. So routine and everyday, it’s easy to overlook it. Yet it holds extraordinary potential to create life-changing community. Jesus himself used meals to teach, welcome, restore, and invite. And when we gather around a table with friends, neighbours, coworkers, or strangers, we are practicing that same way.
We encourage you to continue this ancient Christian practice: Open your home. Share a meal. Create space. Not just for food, but for fellowship, stories, and the Spirit of God.
Baseline Practice
Aim to eat at least 2 meals (or you can share coffee, dessert, etc.) with others this month. Eat once with a person from church and once with a non-Christian friend, neighbour or co-worker.
As an individual
With Your Family
In Community
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