Maybe you are looking for a space to explore life’s big questions.
And a community to ask them with.
The Listening Table
The Listening Table is a backyard gathering around a table for good food, conversation, and honest questions about life, God, Jesus, faith, doubt, and meaning.
There’s no pressure to agree. No expectation that you already know what you believe. And nobody is trying to win an argument.
We practice something increasingly rare: listening to one another with curiosity.
Bring your questions. Bring your doubts. Bring your story.
There’s a seat for you.
The Listening Table draws on Alpha, a worldwide series designed to create space for conversations about life and the Christian faith.
Start with Dinner
The Listening Table is dinner and conversation for people who want to explore some of life's biggest questions.
We eat. We watch something short. We talk.
That's about it.
You don't need to know the Bible. You won't be asked to pray out loud. Nobody is going to put you on the spot. And you don't have to agree with us—or with the person sitting next to you.
Some people come with faith. Some come with doubts. Some aren't sure what they believe.
The point isn't to win an argument.
It's to make room for a real conversation.
Good food. Honest questions. No pressure.
WHAT WE ARE EXPLORING
At the center of Christianity is a person: Jesus.
For two thousand years, people have made some extraordinary claims about him—that in Jesus we encounter God, that his life shows us what it means to be fully human, and that his death and resurrection somehow change what is possible for us and for the world.
WHAT IS FAITH?
Faith is another word for trust.
What can I trust?
Everybody trusts something.
Our own instincts. Other people. Money. Success. Science. Religion. The hope that if we work hard enough, things will turn out okay.
Christian faith begins with a different possibility:
What if God can be trusted?
Not because life always makes sense. It doesn't.
Not because Christians have all the answers. We don't.
But because beneath everything else there might be a God who is more faithful than we imagined.
Faith is learning to trust that faithfulness.
And sometimes it begins simply by being curious.
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