Let’s get your church to work.
We partner with church leaders and social entrepreneurs to implement financially sustainable solutions for serving your neighborhood through coworking, event programming and community building.
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“Keep your eye on this one. Daryn is doing some of the most important work I can think of right now and that’s bringing coworking into underutilized churches. Also, she makes me laugh and laugh and laugh and I value that over almost anything.”
Angel Kwiatkowski
“I am a testament to the openness and acceptance that one can find within Table Coworking. A Jew filling a church with the aroma of fresh bagels out of the oven, serving his customers and coworkers alike. This isn’t a scene you encounter in any old church or any new coworking space.”
Oren Salomon
“Churches often struggle to foster the kinds of deep relationships that require more time than Sunday mornings allow. But if we can provide a daily gathering place where folks can drop their masks and be their authentic selves, it might just have a ripple effect that in turn inspires a partner, a family, a neighborhood . . . a world.”
Ken Crawford
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Life at the Table: Connect with Cooking Classes
Life at the Table’s Sandra Lewis offers virtual cooking classes for team building – in person and virtual. It’s a fun way to connect with coworking members.
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Pilgrimage: People + Place + Purpose
A pilgrimage takes us to a certain place with certain intention. For placemakers and changemakers, there’s nowhere like Memphis.
photo credit: Frank Darko