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Sept 2026
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New Season of Dinners
〰️ Sept 2026 〰️ New Season of Dinners
Dinners
“the primary focal practice of the human race is a meal”
Dinners are informal gatherings that give a bit more space to connect beyond Sundays. They have no agenda other than to get people together for connection… Good food, good conversation, and new relationships are the priority.
Who hosts Dinners?
Dinners are hosted by members of the Redeemer community, and they take many different shapes and flavours. Some are “dinners in”—where a host opens their home and cooks a meal to share. Others are “dinners out”—where a group meets at a restaurant or pub to enjoy good food and conversation together.
Each dinner has its own style and theme: a potluck, taco night, BBQ, make-your-own pizza evening, vegan feast, or even a relaxed wine-and-dessert night. However it looks, the heart is the same—sharing food, stories, and connection around the table.
Host a Dinner
Fnd out what’s involved hosting a dinner
Attend a Dinner
Register to join one of our upcoming dinners
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Dinners are separate from Table Groups, though both share the same goal— fostering community and connection. While Table Groups are ongoing gatherings with the same people, Dinners are one-off events that make it easy for people to come together around a table, no matter where they live, what they’re interested in, or how full their schedule is.
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Yes! Dinners are hosted by members of the Redeemer community. One of our leaders will support you with planning, organisation, and promotion. If you’d like to explore what’s involved or see if hosting might be a good fit for you, click here to read our Dinner Host Role Description.
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In theory, Dinners can happen any time throughout the year. To begin, we’re hosting a first round of Dinners during a designated window from 1 November to 20 December 2025.
To attend a Dinner during this time, click here to view upcoming events.
To host a Dinner, click here to find out how to get involved.
We hope this will grow into a regular rhythm in the life of our community.
Listen | Recommended Sermon
The Table Practice of Jesus
When we look at the life of Jesus, we see him again and again gathered around tables, sharing a meal with anyone who would join him. He modelled a table practice of radical inclusion.
As a Jesus-community, we want to follow his example, opening up our tables to one another and whoever would like to join us with the simple aim to provide a safe place for connection, belonging and meaningful relationship.
We do this knowing that each time we come together something sacred happens—we encounter grace, and we are changed, never quite the same as when we arrived.
