Even though its the first Sunday in Lent, we celebrated with a chocolate fountain this morning as a way of illustrating for the young folks that the communion we were also celebrating is a feast at which all are welcome. Whether young or old, God's love overflows into our lives and draws us all in to party - even in Lent. Because if we make our Lent a time of renewed awareness of God all around us, there's lots on which to feast.
Sunday, 1 March 2009
Adding temptation
Even though its the first Sunday in Lent, we celebrated with a chocolate fountain this morning as a way of illustrating for the young folks that the communion we were also celebrating is a feast at which all are welcome. Whether young or old, God's love overflows into our lives and draws us all in to party - even in Lent. Because if we make our Lent a time of renewed awareness of God all around us, there's lots on which to feast.
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What on earth kind of chocolate is that? Our chocolate fountain has never looked like that - mind you our chocolate fountain has also sprayed chocolate all over the kitchen, so maybe I am not the best judge! (Moral: Don't try and be clever and top it up while it is still running...)
ReplyDeletePeter, its actually white choc that's been added to top up milk choc (fairtraid of course).
ReplyDeleteThe fountain didn't work properly in church because I'd put the rotor on upside down! But the children enjoyed the melted choc anyway.