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Our United Methodist Table

Sharing a meal is part of our United Methodist heritage. Photo by Martin Lopez from Pexels.

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It has been said that wherever two or more United Methodists gather, someone is bringing a casserole! Right now, we can't host in-person church meals, but we can still come together virtually using technology and through United Methodist Now.

Below you will find videos and stories about United Methodists and food. You can also find and share your favorite recipes.

BONUS: Subscribe to the free twice-monthly United Methodist Now e-newsletter now and get seasonally delicious recipe cards from our readers.

So, pull up a chair. Feel the love. Enjoy the food and the (virtual) company.

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Our UM Table on Pinterest

Find and share your favorite United Methodist recipes from today and yesterday on our Pinterest page.

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A vintage recipe for carrots and cranberries makes for a delightful Easter side dish.
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What We Believe

Discover vintage and creative recipes

Don’t let social distancing dull your dinner table. Take this opportunity to try out some recipes found in United Methodist cookbooks from years past.

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Inspiring UM Table Stories

  • A montage of vintage Methodist cookbooks showcases over 100 years of recipes.

    History

    Church Cookbooks Offer a Taste of Methodist History
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  • The Rev. Liliana Padilla decided a Taco Service at San Pablo United Methodist Church, in Pearsall, Texas, would reach new people. Padilla, pastor of the historic Hispanic church, cooks the tacos herself.

    Pastor does the cooking for Taco Service
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  • Bishop Harald Rückert once studied food technology, speaks four languages and plays the saxophone. Photo by Volker Kiemle, Communications Germany United Methodist Church.

    Podcasts

    Meet Bishop Harald Rückert: Get Your Spirit in Shape
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Inspiring UM Table Videos

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