Sent

Sent

The table doesn’t end when we leave the room—it extends into our neighborhoods, workplaces, and communities. We are called to be a source of hope, not just within our walls, but wherever life takes us. Following Jesus means sharing His love in real, tangible ways—bringing light into darkness, offering comfort in brokenness, and creating space for healing.

Our mission is to live as His hands and feet: serving, listening, and loving intentionally. Every act of kindness, every meal shared, every conversation around a table becomes an opportunity to reflect Christ’s grace. Once we have gathered and been filled, we are sent from The Table to reach others, and help share the hope, peace, and love of Jesus with a world that desperately needs it.

Compelled to Serve

At The Table, our mission doesn’t end when the service does. It flows outward into the world. Once we’ve gathered and been filled, we are sent to bring hope, love, and light wherever God places us. Serving is not about checking a box or earning recognition; it’s about living out the love of Christ in every corner of our lives.

Whether it’s giving our time, sharing our talents, or offering a kind word to a stranger, each action becomes an extension of the table we’ve shared together. From dedicated service projects that tangibly impact our community, to quiet, everyday acts of compassion, we aim to reflect Christ’s grace and mercy in ways both big and small.

Serving alongside others strengthens our bonds and deepens our faith. Every meal shared, every conversation held, every hand lent is a chance to embody the hope, healing, and joy that comes from knowing Jesus. We don’t serve for our own glory. We serve because we have been filled, and now we are called to send His love into the world.

Pull up a seat at this mission. Join us in serving, growing, and living out the hope of Christ together, wherever life takes us.

Kittrell Elementary School Support

Just a few miles down the road, Kittrell Elementary is more than a school. It’s a place where we can put our faith into action. At The Table, we love partnering with Kittrell to support students, teachers, and families in practical, meaningful ways. Throughout the year, our church family comes together to serve at Back to School Bashes and other special events, whether that’s providing school supplies, offering snacks, or lending a hand to make the day memorable. These moments around the table of service allow us to show Christ’s love in tangible ways, build relationships with the families in our community, and demonstrate that we care deeply about their well-being and success. Serving at Kittrell is a chance for every member of your family to get involved. There’s a place for everyone to be part of something bigger than themselves. It’s one more way we live out what it means to be filled at the table and then sent into the world, sharing the hope and love of Jesus wherever we go.

Portico Baby Bottle Fundraiser

At The Table, we are honored to stand alongside Portico in their mission to support women facing unplanned pregnancies. Each year, we join their Baby Bottle Fundraiser and hand out bottles to our church family and invite everyone to fill them with spare change to help fund this vital work. This simple act around the table of generosity allows us to tangibly show the love of Jesus and provide a place of hope, care, and support for women navigating difficult seasons. Together, we get to be a part of bringing light, encouragement, and practical help into their lives by living out what it means to be filled at the table and then sent into the world to serve.

Isaiah 117 House

Isaiah 117 House

At The Table, we are humbled to partner with Isaiah 117 House as they care for children in some of life’s most vulnerable moments. Just a few miles from our church, Isaiah 117 House provides a safe and welcoming home for kids who have been removed from unsafe situations and are awaiting foster placement. Instead of waiting in offices, these children are met with warm meals, clean clothes, toys, and the loving presence of volunteers. Through clothing drives, fundraising, and hands-on service, our church family gets to support Isaiah 117’s mission of reducing trauma, easing the load on caseworkers, and helping foster families transition with care. It’s a privilege to pull up a seat at this table of hope and healing, where together we can reflect the love of Jesus in tangible ways for these precious children.

Treats for First Responders

Treats for First Responders

At The Table, we believe in showing the love of Jesus in real, tangible ways. One way we do this is by taking homemade treats to our local fire department and police station. It’s a small gesture with a big message of thanking our first responders for their tireless service and reminding them they’re seen, valued, and appreciated. These moments are more than just giving cookies; they’re opportunities to gather at the table of encouragement, to share hope, and to honor those who serve our community so selflessly.

Blessing Box

At The Table, we believe love shows up in action and sometimes, that action is as simple as a box of food. Our Blessing Box, right outside the church, is stocked with non-perishable items for anyone in need. We invite everyone in our community to give what they can and take what they need. It’s a quiet but powerful way to care for neighbors, meet basic needs, and share the hope of Jesus in everyday life. Each small act of generosity sets another place at the table, creating space for dignity, connection, and compassion.

Christmas Giving

Christmas Giving

At The Table, we believe Christmas is a season of hope and hope often arrives wrapped in generosity. Each year, our Christmas Giving projects focus on blessing local families who could use a little extra support. With the help of our church family, we provide practical gifts and financial assistance to brighten their holidays. It’s one way we live out the love of Jesus: showing up, sharing what we have, and reminding others they are not alone. Through these acts of care, we gather around the true meaning of Christmas: joy, compassion, and community.