We do trust in our riches. Our words prove it. America’s national retirement plan is called “Social Security.” We call our investments “securities” and “trusts,” as if we can trust them for a secure future. We also make money a god in additional ways. We give it the title of deity: “the Almighty Dollar.” We make money a judge. When someone asks, “What is he worth?” he or she means, “How much money, how many assets, does he have?” We speak as if a man’s financial assets determine his worth.

Dan Doriani

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy	Jewish	Soups	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	pt	Strawberries; fresh (14 oz
1/2	c	Sugar
2	c	Cream; heavy
2	c	Milk
4	oz	Creme de Cassis Liqueur

INSTRUCTIONS

Cut stems off fresh berries or thaw frozen berries and rinse under cold
water. Set 6 to 8 berries aside for garnish.
In a food processor, puree the berries with the sugar and liqueur. let it
sit overnight.
Whip heavy cream until thickened, but not stiff. Fold together thickened
cream, milk and berry mixture.
Slice the remaining berries from the tip almost up to the stem for garnish.
Ladle soup into chilled soup cups and hang strawberries on the side.
Posted to JEWISH-FOOD digest by Nancy Berry <nlberry@prodigy.net> on May
26, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus: He’s holding your atoms together”

Grace burst forth spontaneously from the bosom of eternal love and rested not until it had removed every impediment and found its way to the sinner's side, swelling round him in full flow. Grace does away the distance between the sinner and God, which sin had created. Grace meets the sinner on the spot where he stands; grace approaches him just as he is. Grace does not wait till there is something to attract it nor till a good reason is found in the sinner for its flowing to him... It was free, sovereign grace when it first thought of the sinner; it was free grace when it found and laid hold of him; and it is free grace when it hands him up into glory.

Horatius Bonar