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How long is the service? It’s nice to know how long a service typically runs so people can plan accordingly.
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How do people normally dress? People feel more comfortable in a new place when they don’t feel like they stand out.

We Gather Together on Wednesdays—Join Us

Eating, Conversation, & Jesus

The Table welcomes everyone to all our gatherings. We’re a casual, friendly bunch. Our primary gathering is on Wednesday evenings, starting with an optional potluck meal from 5:30–6pm, followed by children and adult classes from 6–7pm. The first Wednesday of every month is a worship service, where we sing, pray, hear a Bible-based message, and share in the Lord’s Supper. On the remaining Wednesdays, we examine Jesus’ life and teachings via discussion, in 4–6 week themed sessions. We meet at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church’s fellowship hall (1720 Harris Ave., Bellingham, WA 98225). Join us for a session!

It's a Family Friendly Event: Kids Join in Godly Play

From 6–7p every Wednesday, the children of The Table participate in Godly Play, a curriculum that helps kids explore the Christian faith through story, wonder, and play.

We Also Bless Bellingham Together

Once a month (usually the 3rd weekend of the month), we head out as a community and serve our neighbors in tangible ways. We often join our sister church, Mosaic, on these days. Past blessing projects include the annual Day of Plenty neighborhood produce exchange, cooking for the South Side Community Meal, cleaning the homes/yards of low income seniors, and filling and delivering Thanksgiving baskets to low income families in our neighborhood school. Locations and projects vary from month to month. Check out Our Calendar for upcoming events.