The Table at Central United Methodist Church, Sacramento CA

Love everything about this place. Awesome contemporary music, with excellent musicians! Great sermons with good illustrations (literally - the art is always beautiful and thought-provoking). I love how inclusive they are. All means all! (LGBTQ friendly). Communion is always meaningful.

Warm, Spirit-led, all-inclusive faith community. Very nurturing worship experience featuring mellow folksy bluesy band. Always heart-felt. And great coffee and fresh-baked bread.

This is an awesome place for all people of faith. They are extremely inclusive "all truely means all" I can't think of of better place to call my "home church"

My husband and I have been attending the table for three years now. We found it because of the "All Means All" banner out front, and this church really does walk the walk. We were welcomed from the moment we arrived, and it has become a welcoming second home for us. Pastor Matt and Pastor Linda have a great relationship and are always a joy to watch, and the annual movie month, where films are held in conversation with scripture, are one of my favorites. It's a great, friendly, diverse and inclusive neighborhood church and I highly recommend it.

My husband and I have been attending The Table for about 3 years now. We were looking for a church that would be welcoming to the LGBTQ Community so I asked some Facebook friends for recommendations. Almost all placed The Table at the top of their list ao we decided to give it a try.

From the very first service, I knew that this was not your grandfather's church. The music is current & the messages are designed to make scripture relevant to our lives today. One of the banners in front of the church says "All Means All. " The 2 co-pastors genuinely operate from that mindset - everyone is warmly welcomed. You can feel it when you walk in the door.

If you're looking for fire and brimstone, you won't find it at The Table. I left Fundamentalism because their view of Biblical teachings is so narrow-minded and not based in fact. Christ was concerned for those who were marginalized by the majority and the powers-that-be. The Bible gives example after example of this throughout the ministry of Christ.

If you are looking for a Christian church that strives to provide the tools that help Christians grow in their faith, a church that reaches out to those in need, one that actively seeks out and supports individuals and organizations trying to make a positive impact on the lives of those who are in need, then please visit The Table. Pastors Matt and Linda will welcome you, as will the congregation.