BreadBreakers Dinner: Is It Too Late To Rebuild Our Lost Trust In Each Other?

In a time of division and isolation, come be part of the community that's rebuilding the town square, one table at a time.

In BreadBreakers, we use the common space of the dining table to have conversations where neighbors can hear, be heard, and know one another. If you're hungry for good discourse and deeper community, join us at Red's Table for a dinner filled with curious conversation, authentic connection, and, yes, breaking bread.

Here’s how it works: For just two hours, a table of people set aside the need to "win" and instead focus on sharing, listening, and connecting. Guided by an experienced table host, we'll tell our stories, try to understand each other, and practice being in community with those with different views or backgrounds.

Our topic for this dinner will be, "Society Has Lost Trust In Each Other - Is It Too Late To Rebuild It? Wherever you come from in this conversation, we hope you'll join us, invite a friend, and be a part of the movement to mend our fractured society and normalize a better way of talking with one another.

Participants will be responsible for their own food. The reservation will be under the name "Albert" (your table host!) as well as under "BreadBreakers."

BreadBreakers, an initiative by Restoration United Methodist Church in Reston, VA, is a religiously inclusive community. All faiths and all stripes are welcomed.