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Parish Life

Spring Gatherings

An illustration of a round table set for five with plates, forks, and knives. There is a loaf of bread and a piece of meat or bread on the table. Text at the top reads, "Tuesday at the table," and at the bottom, "One table. Many stories."

Tuesday at the Table

One Table. Many Stories.

We’re reclaiming a simple parish rhythm this spring: Tuesdays at the Table - an evening of shared food, conversation, and connection.

This is for busy people (isn’t that all of us?) so there’s no expectation of ongoing commitment. Come once or come often - whatever fits your life. The point is not another program. The point is belonging: widening the circle so friendships and faith grow deeper.

Most nights will follow a simple pattern: dinner + something meaningful (a movie, a hymn sing, a program, etc.)

A theater curtain opening to reveal a cityscape silhouette against a yellow and orange background with rays of light.

What to expect

  • We attend the performance together as a group

  • Afterward, we gather for dinner and guided conversation

  • Come with a friend - or come on your own and meet new friends

  • A limited number of confidential scholarships are available

Theology in the Theater District

Big Questions. Bright Lights.

What if an afternoon in the city could be more than entertainment - what if it could be formation?

Theology in the Theater District is a new rhythm at Christ’s Church: we see a great show together, share a meal afterward, and then have the kind of conversation we long for - honest, curious, and rooted in faith. We look for God’s presence in unexpected places: in a lyric, a scene, a moment of courage, a hard truth, a surprising tenderness.

This isn’t “church, but at a theater.” It’s a way of practicing resurrection vision and learning to notice grace in the world God loves.

Ready to come?