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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2016-08-24, Page 66 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, August 24, 2016 Shaun Gregory Kate Maloney, 9, frying up a recipe during the Kids in the Kitchen Summer Day Camp at the Egmondville United Church. A few laughs while preparing yogurt flat bread. These kids can cook Shaun Gregory Huron Expositor From the front of the building of the Egmondville United Church, the smell of delicious home -cooked food lingered in the air. Strawberry icebox cake, BBQ baked beans and even meals meticulous, as spaghetti bacon carbonara were being baked in the basement of the house of worship -the kick is children between the ages of 8 -12 -years - old created them. "There are chef schools in France that take six -year-olds and let them use the same knives that we are (using)," stated Laura Peach from Blyth. "I didn't want to start them off that young, but I def- initely felt an eight-year-old could do it." The Kids in the Kitchen Sum- mer Day Camp is entering its fourth year since they launched the program, which ran from August 15-19. The Huron -Perth Presbytery Of United Church of Canada sponsors the camp. Peach has the program bro- ken down in three different teams. First day they started off with knife skills, then by baking bread, so the youngsters get the hang of following recipe instructions. Each day is different, by rotat- ing from breakfast, lunch and dinner, while also changing to oven, stovetop and raw. Not an unfamiliar person to food, Peach has a four-year degree in nutrition from the University of Western. On August 18, she showcased those skills learned in school by assisting the kids in baking apple crumble with yogurt flat bread. It gives them autonomy in the kitchen for food choice," she said. "Even though they may not eat the healthy food, they're still able to make it from scratch." It's been almost 40 years of Vacation Bible School Shaun Gregory Huron Expositor The Bethel Bible Church in Seaforth has been spreading the word of God for close to 40 years at the annual Vacation Bible School. Crafts, music, story time and exciting dance moves kept the children from the area enter- tained for the week -long -three hour daily event. "It gets everybody together in the community and the kids have a good time doing it," explained Cheryl Bennewies. Shaun Gregory All the children and volunteers from the Vacation Bible School at Bethel Bible Church in Seaforth posed for a photo last week. 1JE1IJRC'H IRCTORY You are invited to attend these area churches ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN 21 Jarvis St., Seaforth Church Office 519-527-1522 holyspirit@tcc.on.ca Rev. Shaun Eaton - Deacon -in -Charge Sunday, August 28 Worship at 9:30am Everyone Welcome EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH Worship Leader: David Burghardt August 28 - 10:30am No Youth Sunday School until September 0 - Grandparents Day Coming in September Everyone Welcome For more information view our website iii wwwegmondvilleunitedchurch.com BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH An Associated Gospel Church 126 Main St. Seaforth 519-527-0982 Interim Pastor: Rev. Laurie Morris August 28 - 10 am Teen Challenge Men September 4 -10 am Sinlessness- Factor Fiction Tuesday, Aug 30 Youth Group - 6:30 - 9 pm 6. EVERYONE WELCOME FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 59 Goderich St. W. Seaforth 519-527-0170 Rev. Dwight Nelson Lorrie Mann Organist Sunday Worship August 28 - 11 am Sunday School resumes Sept. 4 Pork Chop BBQ Sept. 15 od L� Nursery ALLPrWELCOME videasNeeded A few laughs while preparing yogurt flat bread. These kids can cook Shaun Gregory Huron Expositor From the front of the building of the Egmondville United Church, the smell of delicious home -cooked food lingered in the air. Strawberry icebox cake, BBQ baked beans and even meals meticulous, as spaghetti bacon carbonara were being baked in the basement of the house of worship -the kick is children between the ages of 8 -12 -years - old created them. "There are chef schools in France that take six -year-olds and let them use the same knives that we are (using)," stated Laura Peach from Blyth. "I didn't want to start them off that young, but I def- initely felt an eight-year-old could do it." The Kids in the Kitchen Sum- mer Day Camp is entering its fourth year since they launched the program, which ran from August 15-19. The Huron -Perth Presbytery Of United Church of Canada sponsors the camp. Peach has the program bro- ken down in three different teams. First day they started off with knife skills, then by baking bread, so the youngsters get the hang of following recipe instructions. Each day is different, by rotat- ing from breakfast, lunch and dinner, while also changing to oven, stovetop and raw. Not an unfamiliar person to food, Peach has a four-year degree in nutrition from the University of Western. On August 18, she showcased those skills learned in school by assisting the kids in baking apple crumble with yogurt flat bread. It gives them autonomy in the kitchen for food choice," she said. "Even though they may not eat the healthy food, they're still able to make it from scratch." It's been almost 40 years of Vacation Bible School Shaun Gregory Huron Expositor The Bethel Bible Church in Seaforth has been spreading the word of God for close to 40 years at the annual Vacation Bible School. Crafts, music, story time and exciting dance moves kept the children from the area enter- tained for the week -long -three hour daily event. "It gets everybody together in the community and the kids have a good time doing it," explained Cheryl Bennewies. Shaun Gregory All the children and volunteers from the Vacation Bible School at Bethel Bible Church in Seaforth posed for a photo last week.