The Table January Schedule

Wednesdays at 5:30 pm in Finlator Hall

Join us at The Table! During this midweek gathering, we connect as a community over a meal -- sharing the joys and concerns of our lives, having fun, and engaging in lively conversation. We begin with dinner from 5:30--6:15 pm. Then, we share celebrations, prayers, and community announcements before beginning the topic or activity for the evening. Pullen children’s and youth activities are also offered during this time.

If you haven't joined us for dinner in a while, come taste the difference! Thanks to your feedback, we have a new caterer. Now, we serve larger portions with meat, vegetarian, and gluten-free options. Dinner is $8 for adults and youth (grades 6-12), $4 for children (grades K-5), and free for preschoolers.

Take a look at our programs for January, and make plans to join us!

January 8 -- Everything They Didn’t Teach You (about NC and the Civil War)

Earl Ijames -- historian, storyteller, and curator for the North Carolina Museum of History -- covers some aspects of the Civil War that our high school history curricula may have missed or misinterpreted.

January 15 -- The Long Arc of the King Legacy

Chalice will facilitate a community conversation on the life and words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Those of us who were alive during the Civil Rights Movement will remember his impact from our different vantage points. Then, we will consider what it looks like to live his legacy in our own time.

January 22 -- Presidential Immunity: Setting a New Precedence

Michael Gerhardt, a constitutional law professor at the UNC School of Law, will discuss the Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity and how it could change the landscape of our nation.

January 29 -- Pullen Stories

Larry Schultz shares the story of his life in music ministry -- from the more conservative foundations of his upbringing to becoming a leader in inclusive worship music.

-Chalice Overy, Associate Pastor

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