The Napier Kitchen Table Fellowship
Jesus said that it’s not the healthy who need a doctor but the sick (Luke 5:31). When we gather around the table, it’s our common need that unites us to Jesus and to one another.
As Midtown is on the move to see gospel transformation happen around our city, we see the Lord calling us to the most historically marginalized neighborhoods to see Strangers become Neighbors and Neighbors become the Family of God. We are all united in our common dignity and value as well as our brokenness and need for a Savior.
Jesus said that it’s not the healthy who need a doctor but the sick (Luke 5:31). When we gather around the table, it’s our common need that unites us to Jesus and to one another.
As Midtown is on the move to see gospel transformation happen around our city, we see the Lord calling us to the most historically marginalized neighborhoods to see Strangers become Neighbors and Neighbors become the Family of God. We are all united in our common dignity and value as well as our brokenness and need for a Savior.
Gospel Transformation for all of Nashville
Watching the Transformative Love of God make Strangers into Neighbors and Neighbors into Family
Read on to see how we are pursuing that in the Napier community.
Strangers become Neighbors:
- We throw block parties and put on community festivals
- We run a weekly produce stand where community members purchase affordable local produce
- We operate the Community Garage: a dignifying door-to-door essential needs ministry
- We bring excellent arts and recreation
Neighbors become Family:
- We host a weekly Youth Group full of fun and time in the Word
- We put on a Saturday Youth Academy each month for youth in the community to learn transferable skills and have exposure to people and places around Nashville
- We host a neighborhood home church on Sunday afternoons
- We’re building a community that will come to the table to worship together as the family of God
Vision
The Kitchen Table is a picture of the Church, the Family of God.
When we gather around the table together, we are united in dignity and value as well as brokenness and need.