The Turning Thanks Cookbook
by The Members of Mt. Wesley Akin Church of the NazareneDetails
Price: $15.00 (all profit from sales of this title will be donated to Mt. Wesley Akin Church of the Nazarene)
Paperback: 296 pages
ISBN: 9780983761068
Dimensions: 5.5″x8.5″
Weight: 0.84 lb
Genre: Cooking, Regional, Southern, Christian
The Story
When families from the American South gather around the dinner table, the meal is often preceded by the following interrogatory prompt: “who wants to turn thanks?” What we mean is: “will someone please step up and take the lead in thanking our Lord for the food that we are about to consume?” We are returning gratitude for the bountiful harvest before us. We are “turning thanks.”
In this cookbook, you will find a few of the many favorite recipes that the families of the Mt. Wesley Akin Nazarene Church in Southern Middle Tennessee turn thanks for on a regular basis. And you will learn a little about the church and our community along the way.
So pick up a copy of The Turning Thanks Cookbook. Get out your pots, pans, and dishes. Polish up those forks, spoons, and knives. And bring your appetite. There’s good eatin’ and friendly folks waiting.
Who wants to turn thanks?
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ISBN-10: 098376106X
ISBN-13: 9780983761068
Goodreads: 13026660
Author(s): Publisher: Two Peas Publishing
Published: 11/1/2011
When families from the American South gather around the dinner table, the meal is often preceded by the following interrogatory prompt: “who wants to turn thanks?” What we mean is: “will someone please step up and take the lead in thanking our Lord for the food that we are about to consume?” We are returning gratitude for the bountiful harvest before us. We are “turning thanks.”
In this cookbook, you will find a few of the many favorite recipes that the families of the Mt. Wesley Akin Nazarene Church in Southern Middle Tennessee turn thanks for on a regular basis. And you will learn a little about the church and our community along the way.
So get out your pots, pans, and dishes. Polish up those forks, spoons, and knives. And bring your appetite. There’s good eatin’ and friendly folks waiting.
Who wants to turn thanks?