The 50th anniversary cook book

Christian Chapel started in 1974 and since then, the traditions and community has grown into the wonderful church it is today! Through the years, we have released cookbooks at different anniversary points. You might remember the 25th anniversary cookbook, or the 35th anniversary cookbook, or even more recently the 40th anniversary cookbook! We are thrilled to announce we will be releasing the 50th anniversary cookbook this year in September!


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What we need:

We need 300 recipes for this book! Categories include:

  • Appetizers and Beverages

  • Vegetable and Side Dishes

  • Main Dishes

  • Breads & Rolls

  • Desserts

  • This and That


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