On The Table

Hello, church,

Just a few notes to keep you posted on the comings and goings at Common Table:

Service Worship. The old carpet is gone and behold, the new floor has come at the Chapman's house. Many thanks to all who offered their hard work and good humor to the flooring project, and special thanks to Becky and Ryan for their warm hospitality and first-class food and beverage. Once the dust finally settles, we expect that Ryan's sinuses will be much more comfortable now.

Design Team Planning. Tomorrow night, we're launching DT 4.0, which is similar to Web 2.0, except twice as good. The Design Team, who plan our Sunday morning meetings, will be looking to include your thoughts, ideas, inspiration, and art in the upcoming series. So come on out for a fun and creative night:

THIS Thursday evening, 26 April,
7 PM,
at the Bulanow Estate:
1001 Elden Street, Herndon, VA 20170


Seder Supper on Sunday Evening. This ancient Passover celebration is everything it should be: sober, reflective, joyful, and hopeful. I've been to several, and have always appreciated its beautiful holism (it engages and honors all of our senses) and its radical inclusiveness (this meal is designed to involve everyone, most especially children!). We'll be having this extended dinner from 5 to 8pm at The Fairfax Railroad Museum (site of our famous Christmas Chili Cook-Off).

May Flowers, and corn salsa. Though we've stirred up the schedule and will not be meeting at Jammin' Java again this week, we'll return there next week (May 6) to begin a Springy experience of the Blooms series, and a much, much anticipated return to Chipotle (it's been so long, I think I'll need help ordering!).

Mike

Labels: DT4.0, Passover