The Best Mennonite Fellowship Meals
As a working mother, Phyllis Pellman Good has learned the difficulties of hosting a traditional Sunday noon dinner -- and the relaxed comfort of Sunday noon fellowship meals! Good, her husband Merle and two daughters are members of East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.Good is Book Editor for Good Books and Editor ofFestival Quarterly,a magazine exploring the arts, faith and culture of Mennonite peoples.Good and Louise Stoltzfus had an earlier collaboration -- co-editingThe Central Market Cookbook.Good is the author ofCooking and Memories, The Festival Cookbook: Four Seasons of FavoritesandThe Best of Amish Cooking.She is co-author ofFrom Amish and Mennonite Kitchenswith Rachel Thomas Pellman, and of20 Most Asked Questions About the Amish and Mennoniteswith her husband, Merle.Having come through the Old Order Amish and Beachy Amish line into the Mennonite church, Louise Stoltzfus has attended many church dinners and fellowship meals and has often struggled with knowing what to take. She is a member of Blossom Hill Mennonite Church in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.In addition to working as an assistant editor for Good Books, she also works as director of The People's Place Gallery in Intercourse, Pennsylvania.