Alcholics Anonymous
AA Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who come together to support one another in recovery from alcoholism.
AA meetings at Luther’s Table are hosted in the spirit of community care, mutual support, and respect for each person’s recovery journey.
Website for greater Seattle area https://www.seattleaa.org/
Agape Love of Renton
Agape Love of Renton is a faith-based nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to serving individuals who are unhoused and battling active addiction.
We lead with the heart of the Lord — providing support, resources, and hope, empowering individuals to overcome and restore their lives with dignity and compassion.
We believe every person deserves to be seen, fed, and loved. Through our weekly
Community Breakfast at Luther’s Table in Downtown Renton, we create a space where anyone can walk through the door, sit at the table, and experience the unconditional love of Christ.
Fun First Gaming Collective
Fun First Gaming Collective brings people together through tabletop play, creativity, and shared joy. Founded on the belief that fun can be the starting point for community, the Collective creates welcoming spaces where people can gather around the table to play, imagine, and build together.
Fun First is also growing The Fun First Collaborative, a space for designers, artists, and builders to develop tabletop games together through playtesting, feedback, and shared creativity.
At its heart, Fun First Gaming Collective is about helping people return to the table — not just as participants, but as contributors, collaborators, and community.
Northwest Washington Synod, ELCA
Luther’s Table is part of the Northwest Washington Synod, ELCA. The synod supports Lutheran congregations and ministries across northwest Washington, including Luther’s Table and other churches in South King County.
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Luther’s Table also works alongside ELCA churches in South King County, including:
- Grace Chinese Church, Renton
- Grace Lutheran, Des Moines
- Kent Lutheran Church, Kent
- Lakeridge Lutheran Church, Seattle
- Living Hope Lutheran Church, Renton
- Lord of Life Lutheran Church, Renton
- Prince of Peace, Seatac
- Seattle Covenant Community Church, Renton
- Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church, Maple Valley
- St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church, Renton
REACH Renton
We work to provide everyone in our community a sustainable, healthy, and full life, with special care directed to the marginalized. We seek to embody the belief that every life has innate worth by providing shelter, hot meals, clothing, supplies & other resources.
We firmly believe in the power of community and its role in creating a compassionate, healthy, and sustainable way of living together. We offer ourselves, both as an organization and as individuals, to support and uplift our community. Through collaboration, active listening, and fostering strong relationships, we work towards building a sense of belonging and collective well-being for all.
Reconciling in Christ (RIC)
Reconciling in Christ is a public commitment within the Lutheran church to welcome, include, celebrate, and advocate for people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions. The program is offered through ReconcilingWorks, which has worked for the full participation of LGBTQIA+ Lutherans in the life of the church since 1974.
At Luther’s Table, this commitment reflects our ministry of radical hospitality: creating space where LGBTQIA+ neighbors, families, friends, and allies are received with dignity, care, and belonging.
Sustainable Renton
Sustainable Renton is a grassroots nonprofit organization working to eliminate food waste, address food insecurity, and cultivate community resilience through community-based solutions. Our work is rooted in the belief that access to nutritious food, sustainable practices, and connected neighborhoods is a right - not a privilege.
We operate a community garden and public food forest which supports local growers to cultivate fresh food while building relationships and self-sufficiency. Through our food justice program, we reduce waste by redistributing surplus produce and goods to individuals and organizations in need. Our sustainability education program offers hands-on workshops, events, and public engagement opportunities. We also lead and support collaborative community projects that meet real needs, bring neighbors together, and create space for collective action.
We are so proud to partner with Luther’s Table and REACH to bring The Table - a free weekly community meal - to Downtown Renton. This collaboration is a powerful example of what happens when shared vision meets shared action. We’re excited to continue growing alongside these partners and to see all we can accomplish together.
