sept 25th, 2026
7pm – 9PMCity Hall / Hermann Square
Houston, TX
one church. one table.
Help set the Largest Public Communion Table in the History of HoustonCommunion Houston is a large-scale public gathering centered around worship, communion, prayer, unity, and relational evangelism in the heart of downtown Houston at City Hall on September 25, 2026.
It is one of hundreds of communion gatherings in partnership with the Awaken The Dawn: Come To The Table 2026 initiative happening simultaneously in 200+ cities all over the United States.
OUR VISION
To set a table before the city — where believers and nonbelievers alike can encounter the presence of God together through worship, communion, authentic conversation, the Gospel, and publicly rededicating the City of Houston to God.
HOST A TABLE
Invite Friends, Share JesusGather a team of believers who want to share their faith. Invite co-workers, prodigals, neighbors, or family members who do not know Jesus. Host a meal at the table where you can share authentic conversations that give you an opportunity to share the Gospel through your testimony and explain the significance of The Lord's Supper.
Table hosts are responsible for all elements of the meal and communion elements. Table, chairs, and table linen will be provided after reservation is confirmed and table host orientation is completed.
Reservation for a table is REQUIRED. If you've never done this before, we will help you with training to prepare you.
Parking after 6pm on Friday is free along curbs on the streets downtown. Pay attention to signs to confirm where you park.
1100 Smith Garage is the cheapest paid parking after 6pm within a block of City Hall and has capacity for 2000 vehicles.
- $35 max rate (before 6pm)
- $10 max rate (after 6pm)
Theater District Garage or Civic Center Garage are also convenient paid parking areas just across the street from City Hall with large capacity.
- $22 max rate (before 4pm)
- $18 max rate (after 4pm)
why communion?
The Table & The InvitationCommunion is at the heart of this gathering because it centers everything on Jesus — His sacrifice, His presence, and His invitation to humanity. The table represents unity, reconciliation, humility, and remembrance, bringing people together across backgrounds, churches, and life stories.
By gathering around communion publicly, we are proclaiming the Gospel not only through preaching, but through hospitality, worship, and shared encounter. Communion Houston is ultimately about setting a table in the heart of the city where people can meet Jesus and experience the love of God in a tangible and relational way.