Holy Hot Dish
Update: Just this past weekend the “Community Meal” program hosted at St. Michael, Germantown, passed the 10,000 meals served mark! Just shows how a small seed can produce a harvest of a hundredfold, or more, when watered and nurtured. Pastor Bruce Todd of St. Peter’s, Lafayette Hill, notes: “Many people are involved from picking up surplus food from Whole Foods in Plymouth Meeting, to shoppers who purchase additional items, then the cooks who prepare the meals as well as those who set up, serve and clean up every Saturday morning.” Learn more from the video after the jump.
St. Peter’s of Lafayette Hill and St. Michael’s of Mt. Airy started a Community Meals program for the Mt. Airy community. The program began June 12th, 2010 serving meals every Saturday from 11am until 1pm. “Holy Hot Dish”, our current Community Meals program serves a variety of casseroles, salads, fruits, vegetables and desserts. View video after the jump.
Sharing Service to Others
What is the “new thing” that you have perceived God doing?
Shared social ministry
How are you cooperating with God in this activity? How can other Christians and congregations help?
Pottstown Cluster Outreach – ingathering of food, serving at the Outreach, community meals. Read more 
Serving Spaghetti
What is the “new thing” that you have perceived God doing?
Feeding the hungry and connecting the church and community.
How are you cooperating with God in this activity? How can other Christians and congregations help?
St. Matthew has a free Spaghetti Dinner the last Tuesday of each month. Read more
God is Calling Us Together in Mission
What is the “new thing” that you have perceived God doing?
God is bringing us together to do more mission work in the field.
How are you cooperating with God in this activity? How can other Christians and congregations help?
I have headed up the committee to assist Manna on Main Street, which is a place to feed the homeless and people of all ages who are struggling in their lives. Read more