What To Expect:

gastrochurch will offer a three course meal prepared by Morsel & Crumbs with a menu that offers a "taste of Houston". Each course will be served with some food for thought and a question for your table to answer as you share your meal.

First Course: Fall Salad - Arugula, Radicchio, Red Pears, Pomegranates, Persimmons, Hibiscus Vinaigrette
Second Course: Classic Pot Roast - Himalayan Pink Salt, Black Pepper, Bell Peppers, Garlic, Tomato with Baby Red Potatoes and Heirloom Rainbow Carrots
Third Course: Pecan Spice Cake with Caramel Rum Glaze

The evening will be led by Senior Pastor of Westminster United Methodist Church and creator of gastrochurch, Reverend Meredith Wende Mills.

FAQs

What exactly is gastrochurch?

Dinner, drinks, and spiritual conversation. Our topics are explored from a Christian worldview (hence the "church" in gastrochurch), but all worldviews are welcome. If you're interested in connecting with real people over things that really matter in your life, gastrochurch is for you. If you want more information, or a general sense of what the gatherings are like, check out www.gastrochurch.org.

What if I have dietary constraints or allergies?

That's perfectly fine. We can work with just about anything. After you register, just email haley@gastrochurch.org with your dietary constraint.

Can I bring friends?

Absolutely. Brings friends, neighbors, random people you meet at the grocery store, and your second cousin you never talk to. Just make sure to register for the appropriate number of tickets so we know how many to prepare for.

How long will it last?

Our dinners last 2-2.5 hrs, depending on how much people talk. Part of the intention behind gastrochurch is to serve slow food, in every sense of the term. There aren't many times in our society when people spend two hours around the table anymore, and we think that's a shame.

Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?

Feel free to email any questions to haley@gastrochurch.org. You can also text Haley at 281-797-6754.

gastrochurch - a conversation about why our tables matter