Welcome to the table: where God feeds the hungry, lifts up the excluded, and overturns injustice. This Lent, we follow Jesus to the table — and take our place as guests and givers of grace.
In a moment shaped by division and scarcity, the simple image of a table speaks with surprising hope. In Scripture, tables are places of welcome and abundance – where outsiders are drawn in, needs are met, and God’s generosity overflows. They’re also the places where Jesus confronts what excludes or exploits, overturning what harms the vulnerable.
This Lent, the Table invites us into embodied practices of fellowship, generosity and justice – always leading us back to Jesus: our host, our servant, our challenger of injustice, and the one who satisfies every hunger.
Seven reflections
Scripture-rooted devotions from theologians, artists, and non-profit and ministry leaders around the world.
Original artwork
Visual companions to each theme (available digitally or in print, if selected at sign up before Jan 26).
Additional resources
Prayers and stories to go deeper in exploring faith and justice.
Action prompts
Practical ways to respond and join others in transformative action.
Building on the themes explored in The Table devotional series, you and your community can gather to Share the Table this Lent. Register to receive your Host Kit — a hands-on resource pack to help you open up your table to others and turn an ordinary meal into a moment of fellowship, generosity and justice.
Pippini Niamh is an emerging artist based on Kaurna and Peramangk lands in South Australia. ‘Loving God and loving neighbour’ is the continual motivation behind her work – the rudder and the sails of her practice. Drawing predominately from the disciplines of printmaking, painting and illustration Pippini intends to evoke conversation – both personal and collective – in response to her artworks. Headshot by Tania Yarrow.
