Easy Strawberry Cobbler

Ingredients: ½ cup butter1 cup self-rising flour1 ½ cups sugar, divided1 cup milk½ teaspoon vanilla4 cups strawberries, hulled and halved Instructions: Cut strawberries into a bowl.  Toss with ¼ cup sugar. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.  Melt butter in a 9” x 13”...

Egg Casserole

A breakfast favorite from The White Fence Inn, a country bed & breakfast. Submitted by Bryce O’Dell Serves: 10 Oven Temp: 325 degrees Ingredients: 7 eggs1 cup milk1/2 tsp salt4 cups grated cheese4 oz. cream cheese2 cups cottage cheese1/2 cup flour1 tsp...
Feeding Our Spiritual Hunger

Feeding Our Spiritual Hunger

By chance, I ran across this prayer by Tommy Tenney, a Pentecostal preacher and best-selling author. “Lord Jesus, my soul aches at the mere mention of Your name. My heart leaps for every rumor of your coming, and each possibility that You will manifest Your presence....

Easy Quiche

This recipe works really well with all vegetables or create your own cheese, vegetable and meat combinations.  (Swiss, mushroom,  bacon –or– Gouda, sausage, onion –or– Broccoli, cheddar, ham). Enjoy!  Submitted by Ashley Eason...

JAMAICAN STEAMED CABBAGE SALAD

Steamed cabbage Jamaican style is a tender, sweet, spicy & overall flavorful salad.  A delicious side dish loaded with vegetables. Submitted by Randolph Smallwood Prep Time: 10 MinsCook Time: 15 MinsTotal Time: 25 Mins Ingredients: 1 medium size cabbage head1...
What is The Right Answer?

What is The Right Answer?

“How is John Caputo using Martin Heidegger’s hermeneutical ‘as’ to compare Paul’s understanding of grace in Romans with Jacques’ Derrida’s use of ‘chance’ in order to interpret Augustine’s ‘Confessions’?” Or some such question would be asked in my Religion courses in...

Rizogalo (Greek Rice Pudding)

From The Food of Greece, Cooking, Folkways and Travel in the Mainland and Islands of Greece, by Vilma Liacouras Chantiles. Submitted by Mary-Ellen Jones 8 cups milk1 cup raw long-grain white rice3/4 cup sugar4 tablespoons butter1 stick cinnamon (optional)1 teaspoon...
Feeding Our Spiritual Hunger

Where Do We Begin?

In last week’s E-News, Ray laid out succinctly the development of the Anglican Church in the colonies to the Episcopal Church in the United States following the Revolutionary War. Ray made the point that the Episcopal Church was born out of revolution putting our...
Feeding Our Spiritual Hunger

Sustaining Our Freedom

Before the COVID-19 virus shut down Broadway, my children and I went to see the blockbuster musical “Hamilton.” It was two and a half hours of sheer pleasure. The talent and energy of the actors was captivating and the play itself is fairly faithful to Ron...