Name: Marshmallow Ghosts
Ingredients: 12 oz Baking chocolate squares; premium white; 1 1/2 c Miniature marshmallows; 375 ml; Decorator Icing or Assorted Candies

To pray at all times is to live in continual God consciousness, where everything we see and experience becomes a kind of prayer, lived in deep awareness of and surrender to our heavenly Father. To obey this exhortation means that, when we are tempted, we hold the temptation before God and ask for His help. When we experience something good and beautiful, we immediately thank the Lord for it. When we see evil around us, we pray that God will make it right and be willing to be used of Him to that end. When we meet someone who does not know Christ, we pray for God to draw that person to Himself and to use us to be a faithful witness. When we encounter trouble, we turn to God as our Deliverer. In other words, our life becomes a continually ascending prayer, a perpetual communing with our heavenly Father. To pray at all times is to constantly set our minds “on things that are above, not on the things that are on earth” (Col. 3:2).

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Candies, Childrens t, Halloween	16	Servings

INGREDIENTS

12	oz	Baking chocolate squares; premium white
1 1/2	c	Miniature marshmallows; 375 ml
		Decorator Icing or Assorted Candies

INSTRUCTIONS

Cook white chocolate in medium microwave safe bowl on high power, 2 - 3
minutes or until smooth when stirred, stirring every minute. Cool slightly.
Stir in marshmallows; mix lightly until completely coated. Drop by
spoonfuls onto wax paper-lined tray. Smooth and flatten to make ghost
shape. Decorate with candies and/or decorator icing to make faces, if
desired. Store at room temperature.
Recipe by: The Daily Gleaner - October 97
Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #858 by "Linda G." <lindag@brunnet.net> on
Oct 21, 1997

A Message from our Provider:

“God is glorified by a thankful heart.”

Thom Rainer did a study a number of years ago asking formerly unchurched people the open-ended question, “What factors led you to choose this church?” A lot of surveys had been done asking the unchurched what they would like in a church. But this study asked the formerly unchurched why they actually were now in a church. The results were surprising: 11 percent said worship style led them to their church, 25 percent said children’s/youth ministry, and 37 percent said they sensed God’s presence at their church. For 41 percent, someone from the church had witnessed to them, and 49 percent mentioned friendliness as the reason for choosing their church. Can you guess the top two responses? Doctrine and preaching – 88 percent said the doctrine led them to their church, and 90 percent said the preaching led them there, in particular, a pastor who preached with certitude and conviction… When it comes to reaching outsiders, bold, deep, biblical preaching is not the problem. It’s part of the solution.

Kevin DeYoung