Mary’s bottle contained perfumed oil- pure nard imported from India’s Himalayan Mountains. It was of highest quality and therefore very expensive. She had probably kept it as a family treasure, her most precious possession. Its value approximately the annual wages of a common laborer- a lifetime’s savings! But when it came to Jesus, Mary never even counted the cost. Her love was as pure as her precious ointment. Love like this gives everything and only regrets it has not more to give.

Cheryl Ford

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats	German	Pork, German, Margs	3	Lbs

INGREDIENTS

1		6ft. PORK CASINGS
		RINSED WELL
1		2-1/2 Lb BONELESS PORK
		SHOULDER ROAST, WELL CHILLED
1/2	lb	BONELESS VEAL, WELL
		CHILLED
1 3/4	ts	BLACK PEPPER
1 1/2	ts	SALT
3/4	ts	SUGAR
1/2	ts	DRY MUSTARD
1/2	ts	GROUND MACE
1/2	ts	DRIED MARJORAM, CRUSHED
1/2	ts	GROUND NUTMEG

INSTRUCTIONS

TRIM FAT ON THE CHILLED PORK ROAST AND VEAL TO 1/4 INCH; DISCARD TIMMED
FAT. CUT MEAT INTO 1/2 INCH CUBES. WITH COARSE BLADE IN FOOD GRINDER, GRIND
TOGETHER PORK AND VEAL.  IN A SMALL BOWL COMBINE SPICES, MIX WELL AND
SPRINKLE OVER MEAT MIXTURE; MIX THOROUGHLY. WITH COARSE BLADE OF FOOD
GRINDED, GRIND MEAT WITH SPICES UNTIL WELL MIXED. FILL PORK CASINGS WITH
MEAT. COOK IN WATER ABOUT 10 MINUTES. DRIAN OFF WATER AND CONTINUE TO COOK
10 MORE MINUTES. OR BROIL AFTER DRAINED.
Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #1050 by valerie@nbnet.nb.ca (valerie) on Jan
29, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Sunsets – a gift from God”

Someone once said we are all brought to the same level at the foot of the cross. The cross pours contempt on our pride and screams to us that reconciliation with God was entirely the work of Jesus. The cross screams to us that God justifies all His children with the same infinite love. The cross screams to us that we are all adopted into the same spiritual family in the same way with the same privileges. The cross screams to us that the sins of disunity such as discord, hatred, bitterness, strife, divisiveness, malice, jealousy, envy, disgust, indifference, unforgiveness have all been shattered by the cross and are therefore unacceptable amongst God’s redeemed. The cross teaches us that the grace that saves us results in grace that transforms us to live more like Jesus Christ, the “Prince of Peace” Himself. And the cross teaches us to join Paul in his never-ending refrain of boasting only in the cross (Gal. 6:14). And with our eyes on the cross, we strike a deathblow to our pride which fuels our divisions.

Randy Smith