Mount Vernon church hands out home-cooked meals for Christmas
The home-cooked meals consisted of ham, chicken, rice, vegetables and desserts. They were offered to anyone who entered the door.
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Dec 25, 2022, 9:29 PM
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Updated 726 days ago
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523ds agoGrace Baptist Church in Mount Vernon offered home-cooked grab-and-go meals on Christmas Day.
The home-cooked meals consisted of ham, chicken, rice, vegetables and desserts. They were offered to anyone who entered the door.
The home-cooked meals consisted of ham, chicken, rice, vegetables and desserts. They were offered to anyone who entered the door.
The dinners were prepared by a cook and paid for from a special fund.
The generous portions were served up by volunteers.
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