Our drive to evangelize and our desire to grow numerically have led us to “use” worship as a tool to reach the lost. We have gone so far as to turn our worship services, as opposed to evangelistic services, into "seeker-friendly" meetings, so the world will feel at home when they come into the house of God. We should always be sensitive to the unsaved, but nowhere in Scripture are we told to accommodate the world in what God calls the believer to offer to Him.

Ron Owens

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Dairy			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1/2	pk	Spaghetti; (broken in half) cooked "al dente" and chilled
1		Bottle HV Bacon Ranch dressing
2	cn	Cooked chicken; (drained)
1/2		A whole kilbalsa; (chopped into little pieces)
1	bn	Green onions chopped; (chives and all)
		1/ c dried chopped onions; (hydrated before you mix together)
1/2	pk	Chopped turkey ham luncheon meat; (sliced in pieces)
		Extra sharp cheddar cheese; (cubed) add this until you think you have enough for your taste.

INSTRUCTIONS

I mixed all the ingrediants together in a large bowl. Chilled over night so
that the flavors mix.
Posted to TNT Recipes Digest by younga@usd475.k12.ks.us (Young, Ann) on Mar
04, 1998

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