They have to be. Nearly 1,500 people visit the inn every month. That's about 30 a night, and it doesn't include Bible study, which also is held there. Newcomers find out about the Sonlight Inn when they're given a bag of cookies with a Sonlight Inn information card attached during inprocessing. But the cookies are just a small sampling of what's to come.
Different units volunteer each week to prepare and serve the meal.
According to Staff Sgt. All the food is good because it's just like home cooking. People bring in their own recipes, throw in their own unique flavors, and the result is some interesting cuisine. They've served everything from tacos, lasagna and barbecue chicken, to a dinner-breakfast that included pancakes, eggs and sausage. On one night, about 15 volunteers from the 8th Logistics Support Squadron took their turn in the inn's roomy kitchen.