When they arrived they were greeted by these happy people.
The cloak room attendants, smiling and beautiful!
Waitresses for the evening...there were a lot of them as you can imagine!
The buffet which consists of several different kinds of salads, meat and potatoes. The salads are prepared by the ladies of the community and the potatoes/meat are prepared by the cook who runs the central kitchen.
This year, the 14th Candlelight Dinner theme is “Sing Freedom” telling the story of the slaves’ journey to freedom, based on the writings of Harriet Tubman and paralleling our journey to freedom through Jesus Christ.
Note: Harriet Tuman was a slave in the 1800's. You can read about her by going to
www.Harriet Tubman.com
This lady did a wonderful job of reading portions of Harriet Tubman's writings.
The choir started out with this group and ended up with over 140 voices pulled from the community, three churches and Black Forest Academy to form an inspiring and powerful Gospel Choir.
So any people do so much work behind the scenes to make these two evenings a success.
Dinner is no sooner served and this van pulls into the driveway bringing the dessert for the evening.
This guy is amazing...for 14 years his bakery has provided the dessert for both evenings for free, his donation to the evening!
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