Throughout the Gospels, we see Jesus meeting people where they were—often over a meal. Whether it was with the outcast, the curious, or the religious elite, Jesus used the table as a place of grace. He didn’t host exclusive banquets—He invited the broken, the searching, and the overlooked.
At the Last Supper, Jesus didn’t just offer bread and wine—He offered belonging, love, and purpose. He washed feet, welcomed weakness, and reminded His followers that the world would know they belonged to Him by how they loved.
At Supper Club, we carry that same posture. We confess we don’t have it all together—but we believe Jesus meets us anyway. So we start with a meal, open our lives to one another, and ask God to move. Our hope is simple: that around every table, someone would meet Jesus.
Think less performance, more participation. Supper Club feels more like a house church than a traditional service. We gather in flexible spaces—on couches, around coffee tables, in circles—and the format varies, but the heart remains the same: make room for God to speak and move.
We begin with worship—this might be singing, silence, prayer, or reflection—focusing more on inward posture than outward performance. From there, we open Scripture together through an interactive teaching or group discussion, and then we pray for each other, our city, and the nations.
We often end with communion, as Jesus did—with an open table. Whether through a shared meal or simple bread and juice, we remember that He meets us when we come hungry for Him.
Absolutely. Supper Club is an open space—no registration, no pressure. Whether you’re exploring faith or just curious about what we do, you’re welcome to pull up a chair and see what it’s like.
You’re not alone. Many who come to Supper Club are wrestling with faith, asking honest questions, or healing from past church experiences. We understand. Jesus’ ministry often unsettled the religious structures of His time—calling people not to empty tradition, but to relationship, identity, and transformation.
At Supper Club, we don’t rush people through a process. We believe deconstruction—when done in community and with humility—can lead to deeper surrender and Spirit-filled restoration. Our gatherings create space for honesty, healing, and rediscovering what it means to follow Jesus with joy and purpose.
We believe the Church isn’t a building, but a people. And when that people listens to the Holy Spirit and lives with intentional love, Jesus brings healing to hearts, homes, and even whole neighborhoods.
Yes—everyone is welcome at the table. We believe every person is made in the image of God, deeply loved, and invited to walk with Jesus. That includes you, wherever you come from, and whatever questions, experiences, or identity you carry.
We also hold to a historic, biblical view of human sexuality and identity—one that calls all of us, regardless of orientation or background, to surrender every part of our lives to Jesus. We recognize that this call isn’t always easy. Each of us comes with our own challenges, longings, and limits—but we’re all invited into the same journey of grace, obedience, and transformation.
We’re committed to walking together with honesty, humility, and compassion. You don’t have to have it all figured out—or even agree with us—to belong here. Supper Club exists to create space for people to explore faith, grow in community, and respond to Jesus together.
Supper Club isn’t centered on a building or a weekly service—it’s centered on Jesus and the everyday practice of following Him together. We meet in homes, neighborhoods, and shared spaces, building rhythms of prayer, discipleship, and community around the table.
It’s slower. More relational. And rooted in the belief that the Church isn’t a program—it’s people learning to live like Jesus in the everyday.
Our focus is to empower people to go—to meet with Jesus personally, to experience His presence deeply, and to be sent by Him into their own context with purpose. Whether that’s hosting a meal, leading a small group (which we call table groups), or simply being present to your neighborhood, we believe everyone has a part to play in what God is doing.
We love when people feel called to open their homes or start something new in their neighborhood. You don’t need to be an expert—just willing to create space for others and follow Jesus in everyday life.
We’ll walk with you through the process—praying, encouraging, and equipping you with everything you need. We also offer a free Starting a Table Group guide to help you take those first steps with confidence and clarity.
Let us know you're interested—we’d love to start the conversation and help you get a table going in your context.
Yes! We welcome all ages to worship and grow together. While we don’t run a separate children’s program, we create space for kids to participate meaningfully and learn alongside adults. You’ll also find flexible seating and activities that support different attention spans and learning styles.
Most Sundays we begin at 4 PM—aligning with the evening meal and giving space during the day for Sabbath rest. We want people to arrive unhurried, present, and ready to listen to God and each other.
Twice a year, we intentionally pause our regular Sunday rhythms for a Corporate Sabbath—no gathering, no service—just time to be with God. We encourage people to rest, worship with another local church, or spend time in nature, trusting that time with Jesus is discipleship.
You can park in the lot just north of our building, located at the southwest corner of Kingsway Ave and 119 St. Look for a warm welcome and someone who’s glad to help you find your way inside.