- April 23, 2024
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Mugs donated to the Lord's Warehouse served as the coffee cups.
Pippa, Karen Paskhow, Jamie Engel, Lesley Rife and Carol Peschel
Breads and deviled eggs were available to snack on.
Chris Fearing and Virginia Luke
Ruth and Carl Meyers
Kay Owen and Joyce Mazurek
Valerie Evanko and Anne Summers
Carol Peschel tries to guess the purpose of an item that turned out to be a book holder.
Lesley Rife shows off a mystery item that wound up being a Keurig pod holder.
Lesley Rife has attendees guess the item, which is a net that turns a pool noodle into a seat.
Virginia Luke guessed the most items right and won a plant.
Cindy Kuehnel and Pat Hagstrom
Longboat Island Chapel is warming up for season, and they started with a welcome back coffee hour on Nov. 9.
Members gathered in the Friendship Garden, which will soon be full of Christmas trees for the chapel's Christmas in the Garden event, for coffee, cinnamon bread and camaraderie. Pastor Brock Patterson started the morning with a prayer to welcome part-time residents back before attendees picked a mug to keep from the Lord's Warehouse for that morning's coffee. Volunteers made the rounds in the gazebo, making sure everyone's plates were full of cheese, deviled eggs and cinnamon apple bread.
Volunteers from the Lord's Warehouse thrift store thought up a game for their attendees, too. They had nine items that had been donated to the warehouse, and the task was to accurately name what each thing was. The cryptic contributions included a book holder, an angel food cake cutter, a watermelon slicer and a watermelon dicer, among other items. Virginia Luke won with six correct guesses, and took home a plant for her guessing greatness.
