Cooks Who Care meets once a month in the church kitchen to prepare meals to be frozen and delivered to congregational members and others who may appreciate a meal due to illness, death in the family, birth of a baby, or other need. Cooking together provides fun, fellowship, new recipes, and, most important, a meaningful way to nurture each other within the cooking group and the congregation.

CWC meets the first Tuesday of each month beginning with a devotional at 9:45 AM, cooking at 10:00 AM, and packing the food at 5:30 PM. Different stages of the same meal are prepared at each session. You may sign up for one or both sessions. Please contact Judy Ware (666-2269 or je_ware@yahoo.com) for more information.

The group was featured in the Martinsville Bulletin on Dec. 26, 2012. (The archive of the file has since disappeared from the Bulletin website.)

Cooks who Care can use your cans. How can that be? Chuck your clean, dry, tin cans (which are actually steel) into the large receptacle marked "Cooks Who Care" near the freezers in the pantry. There is also a bin for aluminum cans. The pay-off is low, but the cash generated goes to Cooks Who Care for supplies.