Welcome

Isaiah’s Table is an open and accepting faith community following Jesus’ example by sharing grace, hope, and food for all.

Welcome

Isaiah’s Table is an open and accepting faith community following Jesus’ example by sharing grace, hope, and food for all.

Welcome

Isaiah’s Table is an open and accepting faith community following Jesus’ example by sharing grace, hope, and food for all.

Come to the Table. Be Fed. Be Safe. Just Be.

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Breakfast & Worship

Meets each Saturday morning for breakfast at 9:30am and worship at 10:00am.

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Spiritual Nurture

Meets each Wednesday evening on Zoom at 7:00pm, for Bible study, video topical studies and book discussions.

A person restocks a Little Free Pantry beside a building with a "Black Lives Matter" sign, near address number 23.

Little Pantry Box

This is a “take what you need, give what you can” outdoor pantry to help neighbors dealing with food insecurity.

Full Calendar

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Learn More about Our Beliefs

News

Spring is Here! News from Isaiah’s Table

As we travel through Lent, we are grateful for the fellowship and worship that happens each Saturday at Isaiah's Table. We celebrate friends from United Church of Fayetteville and First Presbyterian Church of Liverpool for providing breakfasts a few times this winter....

Advent and Christmastide at Isaiah’s Table

We love celebrating the various seasons of the year at Isaiah's Table. Each week during Advent we light an Advent candle at the beginning of worship which lights the way on our journey to Bethlehem. Each candle has a name/theme for worship. They are Hope, Love, Peace...

Good News, with Challenges, for Isaiah’s Table

First the very good news- our new landlord welcomes us to stay at 223 Marcellus Street. However, the big challenge is that our rent has significantly increased. We were previously paying below market value and we now owe an additional $575 per month. The other good...