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Tuesday tables

Dinner first, then the Bible

Four homes, eight to twelve people each, every Tuesday at 6:30. This is where most of the church actually happens.

The four tables

Pick the one you can walk to

Every table is within a fifteen-minute walk of the lodge, and each has room for two or three more this fall.

Pots of rice, dal and vegetables ready to serve

Lawrenceville · Isaac and Leah

44th Street

The first table. Usually a pot of jollof rice, sometimes a lasagne. Two cats, one very old dog.

Large bowl of salad on a crowded buffet table

Bloomfield · Rosa and Sal

Liberty Avenue

Above a barbershop, up a steep flight of stairs. Rosa cooks for twelve whether eight come or not.

Asian family cooking together in a kitchen with their toddler

Polish Hill · Dev and Anika

Brereton Street

Vegetarian, loud, with kids underfoot until 7:30. Bring an appetite.

Platters of crackers, berries and cheese on a buffet

Upper Lawrenceville · Walt

Stanton Heights

Walt's kitchen, Walt's rules. He makes pierogi on the first Tuesday of the month.

How it works

Three steps, and someone walks you in

You don't need to have been to a Sunday first.

  1. Step 1: Pick a table

    Use the form below or text Isaac. Tell us which night works and anything you can't eat.

  2. Step 2: Meet us on the corner

    The first time, Isaac or Leah meets you at the end of the host's block at 6:25 and walks you to the door, so you never knock on a stranger's house alone.

  3. Step 3: Come hungry

    Dinner at 6:30, Sunday's reading at 7:30, home by 9. Bring nothing the first time.

Ask for a seat

Tell us which table, or let us pick

Isaac will text back the same day with the corner to meet on and what's for dinner.

  • Address4110 Ashworth St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201
  • Phone(555) 016-4110
  • Emailisaac@example.org
  • OfficeIsaac keeps office hours Wed 9–12 at the Butler St coffee shop

Demo form. Nothing is sent.

Questions

Before your first Tuesday

Do I have to talk about the Bible?

You have to eat. Everything after that is optional. Plenty of people listen for weeks before they say anything.

Can I bring my kids?

Yes. All four tables have kids at them. They eat with everyone and then play while the adults read.

What if I'm not a Christian?

About a third of the people at our tables would say they aren't, or aren't sure. Questions are welcome. So is disagreeing.