Welcome to The First Supper!

When Jesus gathered His friends for the Last Supper, it wasn’t just a meal, it was a moment of deep connection. They shared food, conversation, and presence. No distractions, no rush, just communion.
For many families today, that kind of togetherness has become rare. Our schedules are packed, our phones are full, and meals are often something we get through instead of share. That’s why tonight is called The First Supper, not to look back, but to begin again. To make this the first of many meals where your family sits together with intention, listens without distraction, and truly sees one another.
As you eat, let these questions help spark laughter, stories, and maybe even a few surprises. This isn’t about saying the right thing, it’s about making room for each other.
Because when we slow down long enough to share a meal, we discover what Jesus showed at that table long ago: that love is found in presence.

Questions for Teens to Ask Parents
1. What’s something you wish had existed when you were a teenager?
2. What was your favorite meal growing up?
3. What’s one mistake you learned a lot from?
4. What does “success” mean to you now compared to when you were younger?
5. Who taught you how to pray or to trust God?

Questions for Parents to Ask Teens
1. What qualities are you looking for in a spouse?
2. What is your dream job?
3. When was the last time you felt proud of yourself?
4. What’s one thing we could do to make our time together feel more peaceful or fun?
5. What kind of person do you want to become over the next few years?

Questions for Everyone
1. If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you travel to?
2. What would your perfect day consist of?
3. What is your favorite family memory?
4. If you could meet anyone, dead or alive, who would you meet?
5. If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be?
6. What is your earliest childhood memory?
7. What is the first thing on your bucket list?
8. What do you love most about our family?
9. What’s something you think our family does really well?
10. What’s one thing you wish we did more together?
11. How can I pray for you this week?

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The First Supper

The First Supper is back - an unforgettable evening designed for middle school and high school students and their parents!
Come enjoy a shared meal together, followed by an evening of laughter, inspiration, and connection with award-winning comedian and motivational speaker Eric O’Shea. With a unique blend of clean comedy and heartfelt storytelling, Eric has performed across the country, even for the U.S. Congress, and is guaranteed to keep you laughing while sparking meaningful conversations for your family.

This night will bring families closer, create lasting memories, and leave everyone encouraged by both joy and faith.
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Details:
🍽️ Dinner provided at no cost
🍧 Kona Shaved Ice available for purchase
📅 Time: 6:00pm–9:00pm

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