Supper Club started around a dining table in 2021—just a few friends in Edmonton eating together, praying together, and asking: What if faith shaped the way we live every day?
We weren’t looking to start an organization. We just wanted our lives to reflect Jesus—not just on Sundays, but in our homes, neighborhoods, and friendships. Around those early meals, we discovered something powerful: when people share food, tell stories, and open space for prayer, discipleship happens naturally.
Since then, that simple rhythm has multiplied. We’ve shared over 200 meals, hosted dozens of prayer nights and testimony gatherings, and have learned how to practice presence with dozens of people in small groups as they learn to follow Jesus with intention. Some have come to faith for the first time. Others have found healing, purpose, and renewed hope.
We’ve seen Supper Clubs expressed in homes, backyards, community halls, and campus dorms. Each one looks a little different, but they all hold this in common: a desire to live out the gospel in everyday life—with presence, prayer, and people.
Looking ahead, our Vision 2030 is to see Supper Clubs planted in at least 37 neighborhoods across Edmonton—each one led by ordinary people who open their lives to God and others. It’s not about performance or programs. It’s about living on purpose, together.
Pull up a chair. There's room at the table.
We believe the Gospel moves best around a table—through real conversations, shared meals, and ordinary people living with spiritual intentionality. Supper Club exists to help people integrate faith into everyday life and multiply that hope across the city.
By 2030, we envision a growing network of Supper Clubs rooted in at least 37 neighborhoods across Edmonton—with table hosts and discipleship leaders supported and equipped, discipleship communities forming regularly (through Table Groups), stories of faith and baptism being shared, and neighborhood gatherings stirring spiritual hunger and connection. Our vision includes sustainable support through monthly hospitality partners and collaboration with local churches, all while staying rooted in a rhythm of meals, prayer, and intentional discipleship.
This is a movement of everyday people becoming present to God and to one another—making space for transformation, table by table, neighborhood by neighborhood.
One meal. One prayer. One neighborhood at a time.
Let’s seek the renewal of our city—together.