One Saturday a month, gather around a Spanish supper — to eat well, to pray, and to lift up those who carry the gospel where the gospel has not yet gone.
Saturday, the second of the month
Sobremesa is the Spanish word for the lingering after a meal — the conversation that outlasts the food. We think it's holy ground.
Spaniards have a word — sobremesa — for the time spent at the table after the plates are cleared. The wine slows. The light softens. The conversation deepens. It is, perhaps, the truest part of the meal.
Mesa de Misión is a monthly invitation to that kind of table. On the second Saturday of every month, families and couples open their homes, cook a Spanish supper together, and turn the sobremesa into something deliberate: a time of prayer for missionaries, for unreached peoples, and for the day when every tongue confesses Christ.
We send a kit each month — a recipe, an agenda, prayers, and the names of those who have gone. You provide the table, the people, and the willingness to linger.
Reserve your seat at the table. We'll add you to a private GroupMe where everything is shared.
A week before each second Saturday, we send the recipe, agenda, prayers, verses, and invite templates.
Cook with friends. Eat slowly. Pray for those who carry the good news to the ends of the earth.
Everything you need to host without scrambling. Sent to your inbox and your GroupMe one week before each gathering.
The next supper is on the second Saturday. Take your seat at the table — and we'll send the rest.
Reserve a Seat