Table 219 Currently on HOLD

05/15/2023

TABLE 219 IS CURRENTLY ON HOLD

01/22/2023

We hope to see you at Table 219 at the Wild Bean this Sunday! After a recharge, it’s back!

12/15/2022

Due to the emergency weather closing of White Bear Lake School District, we will also be closed today. This includes all activities on and off church grounds of Redeemer and St. Stephen
LADC
Prime Time
Beers and Carols at The Dug Out

Stay warm today!

12/12/2022

12/11/2022

Tonight Pastor Juli will be leading us through week 3 of the Advent Season. We hope to see you there!

12/04/2022

Table 219 resumes tonight at 5:30. We hope to see you all there!

11/21/2022

Hello Table 219 family! Table 219 will not be open on Sunday, November 27. We will see you on Sunday, December 4 at 5:30pm at the Wild Bean! God's Peace.

11/06/2022

We hope to see you at 5:30 at Wild Bean coffee house!

10/23/2022

Join us tonight as we dive into 1 Corinthians!
5:30pm
88 Mahtomedi Ave (Wild Bean Coffee House)

10/17/2022

Did you know at Table 219 we use 100% compostable or recyclable dishes, utensils, serving trays, etc? Yep, those "plastic" forks are made from plant material. While we would love to use reusable goods, it's difficult to do so when we are using other people's spaces for our services. Keeping the earth that God gave us as clean as we can is a top priority!

10/12/2022

Check out our aticle in the WBPress!

10/11/2022

"Table 219" is a community of believers, seekers, and skeptics; those who have a deep relationship with Jesus, those who have felt betrayed by the church, but want to be part of a community in Christ, and those who are interested in what being a follower in Christ means. Our service is part conversation and part listening. A meal is part of our weekly service. All are truly welcomed to The Table, no strings attached.

This week we begin a four week series on "Being a Community of Faith". Our guest leader is Conie Borchardt. Conie calls themselves “a listener, vibration, and Public Heart Artist” and a “Luth-opalian Sufi Dancer,” someone who pays attention deeply and moves from a place of knowing tradition, exploring creatively, and healing with embodied curiosity. As a Cultural Catalyst, they weave the ancient communal practices of singing and moving together, the curiosity of a student of emergent change, and the skills of a spiritual companion and vocal coach to create new culture with everyday heart artists to remember, question, and protect what’s important. A mixed Asian born before the internet on the rural plains first tended by the Dakota peoples, they now live near B’dote, the confluence of the Mn’sota and Misi-ziibi Rivers. (Pronouns: she or they)