Around the Table
Do you want to help the children and youth in your life grow in Christian faith?
Whether you are a parent, caregiver, grandparent, church leader, or another caring adult, Around the Table offers resources, practices, and learning opportunities to help you nurture faith through the relationships and everyday moments you already share.
Around the Table is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) initiative that supports the relationships where faith takes root and grows. We believe faith formation happens in congregations and households, across generations, and in the ordinary rhythms of everyday life.
Through practical resources, spiritual practices, stories, retreats, cohorts, coaching, and other learning opportunities, Around the Table equips caring adults to create spaces where children and youth can experience belonging, explore their faith and grow in their relationship with God through Jesus Christ.
Whether you are looking for something to use at home, support for your congregation/faith community, ways to strengthen relationships across generations, or a community of peers with whom to learn and practice, there is a place for you here, Around the Table.
Resources for Everyday Faith
Find practical tools, conversation starters, Sabbath (spiritual) practices, Quicksheets for parents and church leaders, and curated resources designed to support faith formation in households and congregations.
Learn With Others
Take part in cohorts, retreats, FREE coaching, and other learning opportunities where parents, caregivers, grandparents, and faith leaders can practice, reflect, share stories, and grow alongside one another.
Stories & Conversations
Listen to the Around the Table podcast, read stories from the initiative, and discover how others are nurturing faith with children and youth in everyday life.
Pull Up a Seat. Feast on what nourishes you. There is a place for you Around the Table.
Rev. Neema Cyrus-Franklin, Coordinator Around the Table
Janet Hayes, Specialist Christian Formation
Miatta Wilson, Associate Christian Formation