Engage your campus with unique ideas that promote faith and community. Dinner & Discussion events should focus on group discussion and incorporate meals shared in community.
Councils use a variety of formats to host events that address perspectives not typically found on campus, centered broadly on themes of faith and community. Lectures and book studies are two of the most common activities. Each year, councils should host at minimum two to four Dinner & Discussion events. Before hosting the first Dinner & Discussion, councils should decide on a common discussion theme for the year, with topics that range from religious liberty to the lives of the saints to engaging with the council’s local town or city. The dinner can be prepared by members of the council as a fraternal activity and a way of sharing in one of the most common service activities performed by Knights of Columbus: providing meals for their community.