Conference Resource Day with Elizabeth Mae Magill

Conference Resource Day hosted by Green Mountain District  The history of food programs is one of compassion but not necessarily thoughtfulness as to the best way to help the food insecure people in our communities, which COVID-19 has exacerbated. Most food pantries and meals are transactional rather than relational. You are invited to participate in a Resource Day Event with Reverend Dr. Elizabeth Magill (Pastor Liz) for a workshop focusing on relational ministry in our communities. She recently wrote Five Loaves, Two Fish, Twelve Volunteers: “Many churches are providing for their neighbors with pantries and meals. Five Loaves, Two Fish, Twelve Volunteers: Growing Relational Food Ministries is about how to feed not only our bodies, but also our hearts and our souls. It is about getting to know the people who come to eat, and in knowing, how to make space for everyone to belong. Five Loaves is about creating church.” (from her website) During the webinar, Reverend and author …