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John Gray Memorial United Church "Sharing God's Love" with their Community Christmas Dinner
John Gray Memorial United Church "Sharing God's Love" with their Community Christmas Dinner. As it has been doing every Christmas for many years now, the congregation cooked and distributed meals of turkey and ham 'with all the trimmings' to senior citizens and families in the community who, for whatever reason, might not have been able to have a "Christmas diinner" on their own this year. 191 meals were distributed this Christmas (as well as additional dishes to the Golden Age Home in West Bay). This 'tradition' was the initiative of one family in the Congregation who continues to donate - anonymously - all the food, which is then cooked by various persons in the Congregation then served and delivered around West Bay. Congregants of all ages, including children, participate in this ministry, and report great camaraderie and enjoyment. Posted by: Administrator Tuesday Dec 28, 2010 15:59
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