
The Table is a unique postmodern movement for faith communities desiring to reach younger generations through integrated micro communities.

What makes it different?
Built around multiple micro communities
Shifts discipleship back to the family
Significantly decreases the cost of paid staff
Significantly shifts the activity and expectation away from "receiving on Sunday to a community of discipling throughout the week
Shifts worship to be much more experiential, relational, non-location specific, non-day specific, and gathered at The Table
Moves the faith community towards being more community oriented, relationally focused, and laity-driven and led
Mobilizes the church in its thinking, doing, and prioritizing disciple-making
Moves the church away from being Sunday-centric, building-centric, and pastor-centric
Shifts the church away from preference-driven to missionally-driven
Significantly shifts the hours the congregants are invested in serving on Sunday to serving in a wider variety of ways that more effectively serve a greater number of people and the mission
The creators and founders of The Table...