Yep, those are the fried turkeys. And they were delicious! It doesn't take nearly as long to cook as the traditional baking, and they do have a slightly different flavoring. Peterson and Steve did and excellent job with 'em!
If you have never read this blog or are new to the blog experience, here's a couple tips:
Go to the last entry, which was really the first entry, (you can keep hittin' OLDER POSTS that appears at the bottom of each page, or you can hit APRIL(8) up there on the right, and that will get you to the last page, then scroll down to the bottom of that page. Then you can read the articles sort of back wards. The way blogs work is the most recent entry pops up first on your screen, and every time you add a new entry, the other ones go to the bottom. So if you haven't been to a blog before and felt lost and out of place as you read along the articles you can read them in order, & they kind of make more sense to you.
Anyway, the whole point of blogging A Church Without Walls is to inspire and encourage YOU to have your own Church Without Walls within YOUR realm of influence. We wanted to let you see what this sort of thing looks like. It's easy for a church to say get out there and do the stuff, but it sure is hard to figure out what that stuff looks like.
It's awesome to see the Power of God working, and it's surreal to see it working at your own hands.
2 comments:
These are great! Are those turkeys the ones you fried? They look delicious. And the tables are beautiful!
Yep, those are the fried turkeys. And they were delicious! It doesn't take nearly as long to cook as the traditional baking, and they do have a slightly different flavoring. Peterson and Steve did and excellent job with 'em!
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