Foyer (French for “hearth/heart(h)side”) evokes warmth, welcome, and fellowship. Across generations and cultures, people have gathered around a central place—often near the kitchen—to celebrate, share stories, and build community. In this same spirit, the Anglican tradition has long encouraged small, informal parish gatherings called Foyer Groups: close-knit circles of parishioners who grow friendships through shared meals and conversation.

Three Ways to Participate

Traditional Foyer Groups

Groups of ~10 meet monthly in homes to share a meal. Hosts provide the main course; others bring complementary dishes.

Dine-Out Groups

Groups of ~10 meet monthly at local restaurants. Members take turns choosing the spot and making the reservation. (Everyone pays for their own meal.)

Substitute List

Not ready to commit? Join the sub list! You’ll be invited to fill in when a group has a last-minute opening or wants to expand for an evening.

You’re Invited: Kick-Off Party

Friday, October 3

All participants—no matter which option you choose—are invited to our kickoff gathering to meet your group and get started for the year.