Fed to Feed: A Faith & Feast Dinner Experience

An Evening of Scripture, Food & Meaningful Connection

Fed to Feed is an intentionally curated, four-course dinner experience for women, inspired by John 21:1–19.

In this passage, Jesus meets His disciples after a fruitless night of fishing and invites them to share a meal. Around that table, Peter experiences provision, restoration, and a renewed call to serve others.

They are fed first. Then they are called to feed others.

Throughout the evening, each course will be paired with a portion of the passage and a thoughtfully guided table conversation. Together, we will reflect on God’s provision, receiving grace, restoration, gratitude, and how we can use what we have been given for the good of others.

This is more than dinner. It is an opportunity to slow down, enjoy a beautifully curated evening, engage with Scripture in a personal and approachable way, and form meaningful connections with women beyond surface-level conversation.

What the Evening Includes

• A welcome mocktail and connection activity
• A thoughtfully prepared four-course meal
• Scripture-centered conversations inspired by John 21
• Intimate table discussions where every woman has room to participate
• Prayer, photography, and interactive moments
• Time to continue conversations and connect after dinner

Fed to Feed is open to women at every stage of their walk with God. Our hope is that you leave feeling spiritually encouraged, meaningfully connected, and more aware of what God has already placed in your hands.

Giving Through the Evening

Fed to Feed is presented by El Roi International Foundation and The Girl’s Girl Experience.

Optional ticket tiers are available for guests who would like to include a donation with their admission. Every ticket provides the same complete dinner experience, regardless of the tier selected.

Additional opportunities to give will also be available during the evening. Donations will support Bethesda, The House of Mercy Clinic, and El Roi’s work providing healthcare and essential resources to underserved communities in Nigeria.

Giving is always an invitation, never an expectation.

Come ready to eat, reflect, connect, and consider:

What do we do with what God has given us once we leave the table?