We love to shine for Him. Peggy serves breakfast, lunch and homemade baked goods from the cozy little bungalow with gleaming hardwood floors that used to be a two-bedroom home. Standing before a large kettle and surrounded by curious guests, Peggy explains the Four Spiritual Laws with scriptural references while she makes a big batch of chili. The large pot represents the world. Hamburger is our carnal selves, Peggy explains.
Faith brings everything together in the pot.
This is your spiritual life, and if you don't have this, it won't taste right. No one wants to eat chili that hasn't been seasoned. The guests then dine by candlelight. Each time, the 26-seat dining room is filled and a waiting list is begun for the next dinner. We want people to know that we serve God here.