Rescue Mission Service Project - March 2012

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This March, our group gathered together at the rescue mission kitchen to help with serving the food to over 320 people, washing the dishes, and preparing food for the next days meal.

 It was amazing the amount of ranch dressing we went through!

 Crying over the onions...

 More tears...

Serving the food.

Cutting more fruit.





 Food prep.

Afterwards, we cleaned the eating area.
 Group Shot.
The man in the bottom left corner was one of the many great cooks on duty that day. He actually was home schooled himself so he fit right in with our group.

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