two food paradigms

I wish I had the camera at the singles fellowship breakfast Pastor Beth planned in a private home. Two splendid egg casseroles, french toast, roasted oatmeal, fruit, and on and on. It was lovely and beautiful beyond words. Thanks so much!

Later in the day it was time to take the red wagon offering of food items to Indian Valley food bank, right in Souderton. It looked like the little country store of back in the day. A difference--no price tags. Things here are free but really expensive--you have to have proof of need. Hunger was the price tag. More than I wanted to pay. Zion items in boxes bottom left.

red wagon offering

Pulling a wagon down the aisle. That appeals to the boy in me.

But what was going on in my head when we planned the Thanksgiving Eve service was all those announcements this fall about local food banks running out of food.

Okay. I can see the point of not having a budget offering. But, can we all bring a can for the food bank? That's how we got to Red Wagon Offering. And here it is. Yeah, worship can be a down to earth thing.