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Come to the Table

Empowering faith communities to support just food systems

Come to the Table

Our Mission

The Come to the Table program’s mission is to empower faith communities to participate in the creation of a just food system through collaboration, capacity building, and advocacy. 

Our Work

Farm and Faith Partnerships Project

Resource Library

Small Grants for Churches

Conferences and Events

School for Food Justice, Faith & Storytelling


See us in Action


CTTT Staff Members & Contact Information

Justine Post, Come to the Table Program Director, [email protected], 989.430.4315
Jarred White, Farm & Faith Partnerships Project Manager, [email protected], 919.548.4730
David Allen, Come to the Table Project Manager, [email protected], 984.214.2816


Stay in Touch

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Learn More: Recent News

Farm and Faith Partnership Continues to Thrive in Wake County

In the Spring of 2021, Come to the Table helped launch its first ever Farm and Faith Partnership Project in Wake County, North Carolina. The pilot project, a community-supported agriculture (CSA) partnership, was organized with three local farmers of color and eight Wake County churches, and included 80 shares of produce, netting approximately $20,000 in sales for the trio of farmers.
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SFJFS Session 8 Insights

The School for Food Justice, Faith, and Storytelling (SFJFS) held its eighth and final session on April 27 featuring three types of storytelling exercises and a recap of our time together.
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SFJFS Session 7 Insights

The School for Food Justice, Faith, and Storytelling held its seventh session on April 13, featuring an interview with one of the authors and researchers behind Pressure Cooker, Dr. Sarah Bowen of North Carolina State University.
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SFJFS Session 6 Insights

The School for Food Justice, Faith, and Storytelling held its fifth session on March 16, featuring an exercise on the depth of stories that the Judeo-Christian Scriptures have to offer about food, agriculture, and economy.
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SFJFS Session 5 Insights

The School for Food Justice, Faith, and Storytelling held its fifth session on March 16, featuring a presentation from Jonathan Wilson-Hartrgrove. 
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SFJFS Session 4 Insights

The School for Food Justice, Faith, and Storytelling held its fourth session on March 2, featuring a presentation from RAFI-USA Program Manager Aaron Johnson on corporate consolidation in the food system.
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