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The New Font

This Easter our dreams for a new Font come true with the installation of a great Asian copper bowl, a bowl like a Buddhist or Hindu temple gong hollowed out and hammered into shape. Containing a significant amount of fresh water, this new font reminds us that life begins for us who are 90% water swimming silently in our mother’s womb. 

In this great parched south land of the Holy Spirit, these welcoming waters sing of thirst quenched, the thirst unto death of all living creatures.  In a time of global warming and climate change, this font also charges us with responsibility for this and future generations, especially for the poorest of the poor who suffer most as a result of human greed. 

How fortunate we are in Bob Whittle, who has lovingly crafted altar and lectern and font for us with his usual commitment to detail and quality workmanship. The font is Irene and Bob’s Easter gift to us, and we are very grateful. 

In baptism we die and rise with Christ, grafted into the true vine and birthed into the catholic Church as daughters and sons of the Christlike God.

The Gracious Table
Our parish recipe book, launched by Cheryl Herft on Friday evening, is available for sale:  $5.00

Grace Church has asked its parish members to contribute one or two favourite recipes towards the creation of a Parish Recipe Book. Margaret Price has collated the recipes and prepared them into a delightful book that contain a brief note about the provenance of each favourite recipe, and something about why that particular parish member likes to cook and enjoy serving it.

The book contains a selection of recipes submitted by parishioners in various sections including soups, finger foods, main courses, desserts, cakes, biscuits and slices, and hopefully some handy hints. The idea came about because we have many very good cooks in the parish and morning teas and other social get togethers have generally been pretty special because of the spreads we put on (some churches just have tea and biscuits), so we decided to publish some of the recipes, especially those that many people comment on.

SAUCEY CHOCOLATE PUDDING

Ingredients
1 cup self-raising flour
¾ cup sugar
2 dessertspoons cocoa
½ cup milk
1 tsp vanilla
30g butter (or margarine)
¾ cup brown sugar (firmly packed)
¼ cup extra cocoa
1¾ cups hot water

Method
Sift flower, sugar and cocoa. Make well in centre and gradually stir in combined milk, vanilla and melted butter. Put into lightly greased baking dish. Sift brown sugar and extra cocoa together, then sift over mixture. Pour over hot water. Bake in moderate oven 50 minutes.

Cook’s Comment
This is a homemade version of the self-saucing packet puddings. A must for chocoholics, it is absolutely delicious with cream, ice-cream or custard.

Contributor
Margaret Price

Download this recipe sample here: [.doc] [.pdf]

Also Curried Parsnip Soup [.doc]  [.pdf

Lasagne [.doc] [.pdf]

Easy Cheesy Quiche [.doc] [.pdf]

 
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