Crab Fest 2010 - Page 5

mizpeh · #41 08-02-2010, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Baron1710

Pastor Morales and Pastor Gillikan have worked their back sides off to establish a church where they were told you can't build a church. The area is made up almost exclusively of Amish and Catholics. After 7 years they have two Sunday services to accommodate the numbers. This church has been built on servant leadership.

Glory to God!

BroGary · #42 08-06-2010, 05:37 PM

Neat Idea !!!!!

Even Jesus fed the multitudes with natural food while planting seeds of spiritual truth !

Maryland steamed crabs !!!!! I grew up in Maryland and they know how to serve crabs, steamed with Old Bay seasoning, boiled crabs just can not compare !

Mr. Smith · #43 08-06-2010, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by BroGary

Neat Idea !!!!!

Even Jesus fed the multitudes with natural food while planting seeds of spiritual truth !

Maryland steamed crabs !!!!! I grew up in Maryland and they know how to serve crabs, steamed with Old Bay seasoning, boiled crabs just can not compare !

Actually, it's a really, REALLY bad idea. Nobody got the Holy Ghost.

BroGary · #44 08-06-2010, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

Actually, it's a really, REALLY bad idea. Nobody got the Holy Ghost.

Are you referring to when Jesus fed the multitudes ?

If so, the Holy Ghost was not poured out till the day of Pentecost.

If you are referring to the crab fest they had, I'm sure seeds of the Word were planted, all we can do is to plant the seed of truth, water it with prayer, and God will give the increase with those who truely are hungering and thirsting for something real.

Baron1710 · #45 08-06-2010, 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by BroGary

Neat Idea !!!!!

Even Jesus fed the multitudes with natural food while planting seeds of spiritual truth !

Maryland steamed crabs !!!!! I grew up in Maryland and they know how to serve crabs, steamed with Old Bay seasoning, boiled crabs just can not compare !

I must confess my pastor about fell out laughing when I asked if I needed to rinse them off, I thought they were covered in sand but it was old bay seasoning.

BroGary · #46 08-06-2010, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Baron1710

I must confess my pastor about fell out laughing when I asked if I needed to rinse them off, I thought they were covered in sand but it was old bay seasoning.

LOL !!!!

I remember learning how to pick the meat out of steamed crabs when I very young. Other places besides Maryland sell Old Bay seasoning, but they must use it for other purposes even though it has the steamed crab (and steamed shrimp) recipies right on the metal tin.

Baron1710 · #47 08-06-2010, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by BroGary

LOL !!!!

I remember learning how to pick the meat out of steamed crabs when I very young. Other places besides Maryland sell Old Bay seasoning, but they must use it for other purposes even though it has the steamed crab (and steamed shrimp) recipies right on the metal tin.

I also didn't get the opportunity to eat any because I was serving them and they were all gone before I ate and the only thing left was burgers. But I will buy my own at some point.

BroGary · #48 08-06-2010, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Baron1710

I also didn't get the opportunity to eat any because I was serving them and they were all gone before I ate and the only thing left was burgers. But I will buy my own at some point.

I imagine they are probally fairly pricey nowadays, back in the 70's and even 80's you could buy 3 dozen live crabs at a roadside produce stand for about $10.00 and steam them yourself. When I was young there were times we would go catch them ourselves off a pier or a boat and get them for free that way, extra fresh too !