Community Fellowship Dinner, following the successful Abrahamic Faiths Dinner of last year, is an initiative to foster cross-cultural fellowship among members of different faiths. The dinner took place on the 10th of January at Martin De Porres Center. The event featured the gathering of members of several communities throughout Columbus such as Congregation Tifereth Israel, Hindu Community of Central Ohio, Shiloh Baptist Church, St. Andrew Parish, St. Francis of Assisi, and St. Thomas More Newman Center. Commensurate with the goal of establishing cross-cultural friendship, the program featured roundtable discussions under the guidance of community leaders, and a keynote address by the respected Columbus community member Dr. Paul Numrich whose talk was on the significance of cross-cultural fellowship. Dr. Numrich is the chair of Program in World Religions and Inter-Religious Dialogue under Theological Consortium of Greater Columbus. We would like to express our gratitude to Christina Butler and Martin De Porres Center for hosting this wonderful event.