Vision
Brad Edwards
The Table :: Our Story

As one of 15 church plants supported by Acts 29 West for 2018, they put together a pretty incredible video that tells a bit of our story, who we are, and how God is working in/through our young church plant to be "the flourishing presence of Jesus in every sphere of life!"

The Table :: Our Story
Vision, Sermon Series
Brad Edwards
Made to Flourish: Uncommon Grace for the Common ...

As a church plant, we've come a very long way in our first year. Seemingly overnight, we've gone from a fledgling community of 20 families to a church of over 150 people who consider this community their home. Through countless conversations and opportunities to live out our vision to "savor and share the Life of Jesus in every person, place, and thing," we've realized that this vision is... lacking. Sure, it sounds decent and accurately describes much of what we're about, but it isn't quite connecting to the ethos or heart of the passion we have for our broader community (or our church community, specifically).

Made to Flourish: Uncommon Grace for the Common Good

Vision

Summer 2021 @ The Table

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The weather is warming up, vaccinations are on the rise and we are ready to dip our toes into regathering in person! There is no substitute for embodied community and we can’t wait to see you! Here’s a quick summary of our timeline and details for regathering through the end of August, and we’ll update it with changes or additions as we go…

General Safety Precautions & Guidelines

We aren’t public health experts, and we’ve been monitoring closely the guidelines from the state of Colorado, Boulder County, and the CDC.

With that in mind, we want to give you the freedom to wear masks if you’d like, and, especially if fully vaccinated, to not mask up if you’d rather not. As the majority of our events are currently outdoors, our intent is to mitigate risk through full air flow as we go. We will continue to re-assess as new data presents itself, and we look to transitioning indoors in the fall.

Please continue to extend heaps of grace towards one another as we regather and re-navigate social situations again!

*If the above guidelines prevent you from participating in future gatherings, please reach out so that we can discuss. We don’t want to prevent anyone from participating, so help us find an alternative that will more easily include you!

In-Person Gatherings + Events

MAY

Sunday, May 23 @4-6pm: HALES FAMILY WELCOME PARTY!

  • Evite: (RSVP LINK)

  • Location: Whitetail Park, 2550 Autumn Ridge Blvd, Lafayette

  • What to Bring: Camp chair/blanket; your own food (especially for the littles!) and drink; yard games (Corn hole, soccer ball, frisbee, cards, etc.)

Monday, May 31 @12-2pm: Memorial Day BBQ

JUNE

Sunday, June 13 @9am: Outdoor Worship Gathering

  • Evite: (RSVP LINK)

  • Location: Acreage, 1380 Horizon Ave, Unit A, Lafayette

  • Note: Acreage has 5 star safety certification, and they ask all visitors to wear masks when going indoors to use the restroom or to enter the Acreage facility, if unvaccinated.


Saturday, june 26 @6-8pm: Youth Hangout

Sunday, June 27 @4-6pm: Picnic in the Park

  • Evite: (RSVP LINK)

  • Location: Whitetail Park, 2550 Autumn Ridge Blvd, Lafayette

  • What to Bring: Camp chair/blanket; your own food (especially for the littles!) and drink; yard games (Corn hole, soccer ball, frisbee, cards, etc.)

JULY

Sunday, July 11 @9am: Outdoor Worship Gathering

  • Evite: (RSVP LINK)

  • Location: Acreage, 1380 Horizon Ave, Unit A, Lafayette

  • Note: Acreage has 5 star safety certification, and they ask all visitors to wear masks when going indoors to use the restroom or to enter the Acreage facility, if unvaccinated.

Sunday, July 25 @4-6pm: Picnic in the Park

  • Evite: (RSVP LINK)

  • Location: Whitetail Park, 2550 Autumn Ridge Blvd, Lafayette

  • What to Bring: Camp chair/blanket; your own food (especially for the littles!) and drink; yard games (Corn hole, soccer ball, frisbee, cards, etc.)

Tuesday, July 27 @ 7:30-9pm: Parent Meeting & Vision Night

  • Evite: (RSVP Link)

  • Location: Romero’s , 985 S. Public Rd, Lafayette

  • Beer is on us! Please leave your kids at home for this event. We will be discussing the vision for spiritual formation at The Table, how that relates to your kids, and what we envision the fall to look like as we regather indoors.

Saturday, July 31 @6-8pm: Youth Hangout

AUGUST

Sunday, August 1 @ 9am: Installation Service

  • Evite: (RSVP Link)

  • Location: (Private home; see Evite link above)

  • The final step in “Calling” Bryce Hales as our new Pastor of Spiritual Formation by INSTALLING him as a pastor at The Table (the pastoral equivalent of someone being inducted as a Member of a local church). We’ll be joined by representatives from our Presbytery for a short (~45min) worship service where both we (as a congregation) and Bryce will exchange vows and receive a biblical “charge” to inaugurate the new relationship between pastor and church.

Starting: Sunday, August 8th @9AM…

… we will begin weekly outdoor worship services at Acreage on August 8, 15 & 22 until we are able to meet weekly indoors, which we hope to resume by September 12th (the Sunday after Labor Day)!

Saturday, August 14 @6-8pm: Youth Hangout

Sunday, August 29 @ 11am-2pm: 5th Anniversary Party!

  • Evite: (RSVP Link)

  • Location: Lamont Does Park, 500 E. South Boulder Rd., Lafayette

  • Join for food, fun, and celebrating! We’ll have a corn hole tournament & more.

Coming Soon: Neighborhoods

Coming Soon: Neighborhoods

As many of you have experienced, hospitality is a bedrock value at The Table. This is far more than just inviting people into our home for a meal. It is a lifestyle of relational generosity and self-giving love for those who are most different from us… To adapt Community Groups to cooperate with what God is doing in/through The Table, this fall Community Groups will be growing into Table Neighborhoods.

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Made to Flourish: Uncommon Grace for the Common Good

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Made to Flourish: Uncommon Grace for the Common Good

As a church plant, we've come a very long way in our first year. Seemingly overnight, we've gone from a fledgling community of 20 families to a church of over 150 people who consider this community their home. Through countless conversations and opportunities to live out our vision to "savor and share the Life of Jesus in every person, place, and thing," we've realized that this vision is... lacking. Sure, it sounds decent and accurately describes much of what we're about, but it isn't quite connecting to the ethos or heart of the passion we have for our broader community (or our church community, specifically).