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Tables

We believe transformation doesn’t happen in isolation. God designed us with a deep and divine need for real life-giving relationships. We just grow better together! Which is why we want every person in our church to be a part of a TABLE GROUP where they can see and be seen, love and be loved, and experience the power of spiritual community. At the Table, we make room for everyone…including you!

Spring Tables are now in session! Some Table groups remain open for sign ups throughout the session. Click below to view and join Tables with available seats. The Spring session will continue through Saturday, July 1.

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FAQ

Tables will:

Look Up

Intentionally look to God through prayer for direction and hope

Look In

Intentionally look within so that we can grow in self-awareness and wholeness

Look Around

Intentionally look around at the people within the table group so that we can offer care, compassion, and spiritual support

Look Beyond

Intentionally look beyond our table group at the people God has put in our lives to prayerfully consider how God might be calling us to be a light of love and encouragement

FIND YOUR TABLE

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WOMEN'S TABLES

Find your seat at a WOMEN'S TABLE.
View Women's Tables

MEN'S TABLES

Find your seat at a MEN'S TABLE.
View Men's Tables

CO-ED TABLES

Find your seat at a CO-ED TABLE.
View Co-Ed Tables

MARRIED COUPLE'S TABLES

Find a seat for you and your partner at a MARRIED COUPLES TABLE
View Married Couples Tables

HOUSE OF HOPE GROUPS

House of Hope Groups offer a unique space of hospitality, hope, and healing outside of our typical Table setting. Click below to learn more.
Visit House of Hope

Interested in Leading?

Head to our leader resource page to take your next steps.
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Tables FAQ

Winter Table sign ups open at 9:00a CT on Sunday, January 29. The Winter session will begin Sunday, February 5 and end Saturday, April 1.

In order to foster community, depth, and soul level conversations, Tables sign ups close week 3 of each session. If Tables are not currently open, and you are looking to get connected at Soul City, we invite you to visit our Connect page.

Our groups run in 3, 10 week sessions – Fall, Winter, and Spring. 

We ask that you commit to attending at least 75% of the meetings. If you cannot make this commitment, we recommend you take this session off to allow others to have the opportunity to get involved.

 We ask that you are only in one  Table so that you can go deep with that particular community, and allow us to reach wide to offer space for everyone who wants to join a Table. 

 The best way to become a Table Leader is a three-step process: join a group, serve as an apprentice, then be recommended as a leader. For more information, contact our Connection Pastor, Steph Miller, at stephmiller@soulcitychurch.com.

Recovery groups are hosted by House of Hope. Please visit their page at soulcitychurch.com/houseofhope for more information.

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Parking Update

New parking rules on Adams St. are now in effect. 

Adams St. is now PERMIT PARKING ONLY from Aberdeen to Racine. All other street parking remains unaffected, and the follow parking lots are still available.

  • The Soul City garage, located off of Adams St.
  • Parking lot on 11 W. Monroe St. on the corner of Monroe St. and Aberdeen St.
  • Mercy Home parking lots on the corner of Racine Ave. and Jackson Blvd., and on Racine Ave. between Jackson Blvd. and Adams St.
  • Montessori parking lot on Racine Ave. between Jackson Blvd. and Adams St.

We can’t wait to see you this Sunday!

Hey Soul City!

A quick message for those joining us in person this weekend:

Recently, the CDC shared new guidelines for wearing face masks in public and in indoor settings to promote safety in areas with substantial risks of transmission. Therefore, we are requiring that masks are worn while in the building on Sundays.

We are continuously reviewing the CDC guidelines and what our next steps will be – as your safety remains our priority.

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