Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf