A Thai pumpkin curry recipe shared by Tina Mills tells the story of friendship formed during her time as a missionary in Japan—where cooking became a bridge between cultures and faith traditions.
Read MoreDavid Brandfass shares a creamy Jell-O recipe he’s brought to potlucks for decades—along with a glimpse into its surprising history as a symbol of modern life.
Read MoreJulie Ann Walker shares gluten-free pecan pie muffins that reflect a commitment to inclusion and hospitality. A reminder that making space for everyone often begins with small, thoughtful choices.
Read MoreA deeply personal mac and cheese recipe created in memory of a loved one. This dish reflects grief, faith, and the healing power of sharing food and care with others.
Read MoreBeth Blankenship shares her grandmother’s deviled eggs—a dish present at every gathering, from celebrations to funerals. A powerful reminder that food is one way faith communities show up for one another.
Read MoreBrian Flatgard shares “Ginny Juice,” a bold and versatile dressing created by his Aunt Virginia. A beloved family recipe that continues to be shared, gifted, and enjoyed in countless ways.
Read MoreThis bread pudding recipe honors a ministry of generosity at New Journey Lutheran Church. Using leftover bread to nourish community, it reflects faithful stewardship and care for neighbors.
Read MoreJulie Yates shares her Aunt Ginny’s oatmeal cookies—a simple recipe that continues a tradition of hospitality and generosity. A reminder that even small offerings can create meaningful connection.
Read MorePr. Jacqui Pagel shares a chicken pot pie recipe that grew from a simple family meal into a ministry tool—feeding neighbors and supporting youth fundraising. A reminder that service often begins in the kitchen.
Read MoreBishop Deborah Hutterer shares her go-to waffle recipe—simple, reliable, and widely shared. A reminder that even everyday meals can become moments of connection and joy.
Read MoreRuth Senkbeil’s cottage cheese jello recipe is a multigenerational potluck favorite. Known as “green jello salad,” it carries memories of family, church, and belonging.
Read MoreTheresa Thornburgh shares her mother’s tabbouli recipe—a dish rooted in love, cultural connection, and family memory. Passed down from a South Dakota Lutheran woman who learned Lebanese cooking, it remains a powerful reminder that the table is where stories and traditions live on.
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