Events

(Well, more events than news.)

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FarmingOnSolidGround
Homesteading Classes
Dairy Products/Cheese Making Classes
Throughout each week there are one (1) hour classes on how to make dairy products. Classes are $40, and run about one (1) hour (maybe a little more.) They are held in our farmhouse kitchen where there is limited seating for six (6). Call for dates and times. These can fluctuate weekly based on requested needs of individuals.
Monday:
Cottage and Cream Cheese OR Cheese Curds
Tuesday:
Quick Mozzarella & Provolone
Wednesday:
Overview of milk- processing tools, supplies, and methods
OR
Hard/Aged Cheeses (advanced class)
Thursday:
Butter, Sour Cream, & Yogurt or Kefir
Note:
If you cannot attend during weekdays, or if the particular day for the class you want does not fit your schedule … let me know. I’ll work out another time for you!
Mary
(607)427-9891

CoffeeHouse
By the way; exactly what is an 'Open House'?
An Open House is exactly that - a night that the coffeehouse is open... WITHOUT A COVER CHARGE! Just come and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere, coffee & other beverages, desserts, and great fellowship. During the evening an invited fellow servant of the Lord Jesus shares his or her testimony, a summary of the ministry God has placed on their hearts, and/or perhaps a couple of songs. It's a perfect way to meet fellow believers, have a quiet date night, or gather with friends. Bring friends who don't know the love of God yet, that they may "taste and see that the Lord is good!"

CoffeeHouse
Friday May 17th 7pm-10pm
Sing-Spiration/Hymn sing with Dan Bolton
Friday night, May 17th will not be a typical Open House. We will be having Dan Bolton return with his tenor saxophone to lead us in a Hymn-Sing. We're calling it a "Sing-Spiration!" Come for a great night of fellowship and singing all of your favorite hymns of old to jazzy, swing style that Dan does so well. There will be an offering taken that will go directly to the artist.

CoffeeHouse
Saturday May 18th 11am-?
Are you trying to reduce or eliminate exposure to toxic chemicals? Are you seeing that incidents of cancer, eczema, allergic reactions, and various toxin-related diseases are seriously on the rise?
So do we! And so does Norwex, a Norwegian company that is dedicated to reducing chemicals, waste, and plastics.
Come and find out more about their products, and how you can reduce the chemicals in your home, job and business as Bernadette Crawford presents...
NORWEX!
"We believe that all of us need to be more mindful of the presence of chemicals in our everyday lives and the potential impact these harmful chemicals can have on our health, environment and planet.
We believe that we all can take small steps to protect our health and the health of future generations by reducing exposure to chemicals in our daily lives.
By staying true to our Norwegian heritage, we believe we can all take small steps to create a cleaner, safer and better way to live. We offer more than cleaning and personal care products; we advocate a simpler, more natural and sustainable way of living, free of unnecessary toxins and waste." NORWEX
This is a free event, reservations are required. Reserve your seats now by clicking HERE.
The coffeehouse bar will be open for purchase of coffees, teas, desserts (both regular and Gluten Free), as well as a selection of refrigerated beverages.
Norwex.com

CoffeeHouse
Saturday May 18th 7pm-10pm
Open House with the Kasperek Family
Saturday night, May 18th we will be having the Kasperek family sharing a few songs and they will be sharing their testimony. Join us! There will be no 'cover' charge.

CoffeeHouse
Friday May 31st and Saturday June 1st 6:30pm-10pm
The Purple Hulls! (ThePurpleHulls.com)

Bluegrass Christian Music at its Best!
Born and raised on a working family farm in deep East Texas, identical red-headed twins Katy Lou and Penny Lea Clark learned the value of hard work and the goodness of country life, and were blessed to grow up in an environment that cultivated their God given apt for music. With music and athletic ability in their family blood, it came as little surprise when the twins made their way to play basketball and study music at South Plains College in Levelland, TX. After three years in West Texas, the Clarks moved to the hills of Tennessee, where they quickly gained work touring as backing musicians for various country artists, working for the Grand Ole Opry, and writing songs for Nashville’s biggest publishing company, Sony ATV. After five fruitful years in Music City and the Lord leading them back to their home state, The Purple Hulls continue their travels based from their family farm (where they really grow purple hulls peas!) and for the last twelve years have been sharing their unique and authentic, uplifting and energetic acoustic driven music with churches, festivals, and venues across the horizons of America & Europe.
Check out a video here
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