Desserts Please! A Mission Committee Request

checkerboard-cookies.jpgWe are in need of dessert bakers for our next meal for the homeless and families in need. Each baker is asked to prepare 10 finger food desserts and put them into individual Ziploc sandwich bags. Your desserts can be dropped off in the Parish Center kitchen on Tuesday, February 1 between 9:00 and noon. Volunteers will add them to the rest of the meal, and deliver them to Elkton’s Paris Foundation. Join us in this ministry to our community! Thanks!
Contact Rick Waterhouse: 410 658 2509 or wate6585@zoominternet.net

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