The Table That Kept Growing
In 2015, a small church in Clarkston, Georgia — a town sometimes called "the most diverse square mile in America" — started a monthly potluck...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Acts 10:34-43.
In 2015, a small church in Clarkston, Georgia — a town sometimes called "the most diverse square mile in America" — started a monthly potluck they called the Long Table. Pastor Jonathan Wilson set up folding tables end to end down the fellowship hall. That first night, twelve people came. A Somali refugee family brought sambusas. A retired white couple from the congregation brought cornbread.…
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