LUKE 14: 12-14
"Then said he also to him that bade him, when thou makes a dinner or supper, call not your friends or brethren, neither your kinsmen or your rich neighbors, lest they bid you again and a recompense be made to you. But when you make a feast, call the poor, the maimed, the lame, the blind; for they cannot recompense you: for you shall be recompensed at the resurrection of the just."
"Then said he also to him that bade him, when thou makes a dinner or supper, call not your friends or brethren, neither your kinsmen or your rich neighbors, lest they bid you again and a recompense be made to you. But when you make a feast, call the poor, the maimed, the lame, the blind; for they cannot recompense you: for you shall be recompensed at the resurrection of the just."
2022 GARDEN!
PLANS ARE BEING DEVELOPED!
ALL THAT IS GROWN IS DONATED TO LOCAL FOOD PANTRIES
2020 GARDEN
9th YEAR!
WE FINALLY HAVE WATER!!
2014 Kankakee County CHAMBER of COMMERCE event "Business After Hours" at the Garden
Growing and Delivering!
GARDEN 2014...It has been such an awesome garden season this year. So many new helpers...extra acre of land in Momence and great season of growing vegetables. Thank you to everyone who really pitched in, and took care of their rows, helped others, and kept the garden looking so nice!!! Thank you Jeff and Kathleen Parish and everyone that helped to keep up the Momence site and harvest so many potatoes!
PENTECOSTAL COMMUNITY GARDEN 2013
It's official
11,393 Pounds
Organic table vegetables and fruit delivered to the Center of Hope and Salvation Army!!!! So many people have volunteered and donated to help make this goal possible.
THANKS TO ALL THAT MADE THIS POSSIBLE!!!
Garden in the news
We were so blessed to have help from the St. Anne students on our opening day of planting our community garden.
This was an article put in the paper on May 28th. Truly excited about the garden this year and all of the help and donations from our volunteers and friends. God is good!
This was an article put in the paper on May 28th. Truly excited about the garden this year and all of the help and donations from our volunteers and friends. God is good!
GARDEN NEWS UPDATE
FIRST DELIVERY...First food delivery to Salvation Army made on Thursday, June 20!
We are so thankful for everything that is being donated to the garden. Please continue to help weed...it's important to maintain the weeds so the plants can grow. We will be planting more corn soon. Garden is looking great! Thank you volunteers!
Celebration picnic at the garden 09/08/13
After Sunday special garden service we celebrated at the garden with many people from the community that have helped with the garden. The food was awesome...many dishes were made with the vegetables from the garden.
This was a great year of harvest. Thank you to so many people that helped in the garden. The garden was able to make a significant impact on feeding the hungry in our community. (Kristi harvested from the garden to deliver to the Center of Hope and the Salvation Army.)
2012 growing season
New Life Pentecostal Church is committed to growing and delivering fruit and vegetables to provide fresh produce to all the food pantries and kitchens that
provide food to the hungry in Kankakee County. We have just received the funds to purchase the seeds for the 2012 season; also we are planning on planting
fruit trees (apples, plums, and pears, cherry). For the 2012 season we are needing 25 - 30 people to help plant, care and harvest the garden. Also we are
looking for funds for rotor tillers (large and small), lawn tractor and weed whackers, small tractor, storage shed and funds for a water well. If you would like to get involved in helping for 2012 season, please call 815-258-1163, instead of the phone number on the sign above.
provide food to the hungry in Kankakee County. We have just received the funds to purchase the seeds for the 2012 season; also we are planning on planting
fruit trees (apples, plums, and pears, cherry). For the 2012 season we are needing 25 - 30 people to help plant, care and harvest the garden. Also we are
looking for funds for rotor tillers (large and small), lawn tractor and weed whackers, small tractor, storage shed and funds for a water well. If you would like to get involved in helping for 2012 season, please call 815-258-1163, instead of the phone number on the sign above.
November 2012...
The garden continues to grow...we are still harvesting turnip greens and
delivering...making this one of our most fruitful years ever for our community
garden.
delivering...making this one of our most fruitful years ever for our community
garden.
First Delivery for 2012 from our garden to the hungry in
Kankakee County. Below is a picture of the first delivery on Monday June 18, 15 lb. of radishes being made
by Kristi and Judy to the Salvation Army in Kankakee. Also is a photo of the Center of Hope (in Kankakee)
that they visited to let them know we will be making deliveries to them again
this year. Below on July 11, Nicole is pushing in a cart of crates from the garden into the Salvation Army in Kankakee.
Picnic Table and two benches...Thank you Max and Debbie for building and donating them.
Thank you "Nature Calls" for donating the portable toilet this year and last year.
WE HAVE WATER!!
Thank you Mike and Steve for getting the tanks ready for water. Also thanks to the Bourbonnais Fire Dept. for letting us use the ground tanks, Crawford Plumming for donating the parts to hook up the tanks to water the garden and from Momence, Zelhart Farms (Brain) for delivering the water into the tanks.
Thank you to John Panozzo Produce for donating the plastic trays for the harvesting of the garden
The garden condition (very wet) the next day after the heavy rains of Monday June 17, 2012...no major loss!
(Down below) The first delivery Tuesday June 25, 2012 to "The Center of Hope" food pantry in Kankakee Illinois. Mustard greens, peppers and radishes.
The garden condition as of July
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OUR FIRST YEAR 2011
THANKS TO EVERYBODY THAT MADE THE GARDEN A GREAT SUCCESS!
The 3 acres of land was tilled on April 6th, 2011.
Thank you to Mike Lambert and Chuck Lambert (operating the tractor) for helping with tilling the land.
