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What to Expect

The Family Dinner Curriculum is a 4-week series designed to strengthen families across key areas of life, including relationships, finances, health, and community engagement. Each session begins with a chef-prepared meal that brings families together around the table, followed by fun games, table talk, and age-appropriate programming that foster connection and conversation.

Session Structure

Sessions may be structured in a variety of formats, such as small groups, lectures, or panel discussions, providing both depth and practical insight. Families also engage in Coursework, a guided homework component that reinforces lessons learned in class and helps you apply concepts in meaningful ways at home. The Family Dinner is more than just sharing a meal or a class. It's a space where we focus on the development within families by fostering education, exposure, and experience to strengthen the family unit and build healthier communities. 

Session Schedule

Week One (October 28): Family Mission

Week Two (November 4): Effective Communication

Week Three (November 11): Relational Parenting

Week Four (November 18): My Relational Assessment

Who Can Attend

Parents and children are invited to join us at the table! Please register each child individually so we can plan meals accordingly. Children must be potty-trained to attend.