Tables

Tables

Westminster Tables | Wesley Tables | Good Tables

Westminster Tables
Westminster Tables provides time for fellowship and prayer as well as presentations of interest to Presbyterian students. Westminster Tables will meet on Wednesdays from 12:20 to 1:20 pm at Westminster Presbyterian Church, located at the corner of University Avenue and Loras Blvd.

Lunch is provided free of charge, but it is important to sign up by noon on Tuesday in order to be good stewards of Westminster's hospitality and generosity. A sign up sheet is outside of Beth McCaw's office, 207 Severance Hall. You may also call Beth at 589-3690 or Mary Lou at 589-3691.

Wesley Tables

Wesley Table is made possible through the gifts of many United Methodist churches, pastors, and alumni. This ministry includes providing a meal each Wednesday during the school year to seminary students as a way of offering love and support. The meal is free of charge. United Methodist students, faculty, and guests are welcome.

United Methodist Studies Program 12:20-1:30 P.M. Wednesdays (563) 589-3116

Each Wednesday we gather in the Babka Room in Peters Commons. Go through the regular food line and identify yourself as a Wesley table participant.

After our meal together, there is a time for song, a program, prayer, and fellowship.

12:20		Meet for lunch and fellowship
12:45		Joys and Concerns
12:55		Program
1:30		Dismissal—The Lord’s Prayer

In the midst of our busy schedules it is easy to forget who we are and to forget what God has done, is doing, and will do. So often we try to go it alone. We neglect the Word of God, the food of God, and the people of God. Wesley Table provides time together to remember. The food and fellowship is nourishment for our journey.

You are invited and welcome to participate in the community life with your fellow United Methodists at UDTS by coming to Wesley Table.

 

GOOD Tables
Dr. Lyle Vander Broek is the advisor for GOOD Tables this year (Gathering Of Other Denominations). Contact Dr. Vander Broek for more information.  lvanderb@dbq.edu.