Rev Michael Nelson reflects, “Food, central to our lives, shapes who we are. Gathering, growing, storing preparing it, sharing it, or not, exerts a powerful force in the world. Food accompanies rites of passage, lies at the heart of holidays and starts our day with coffee, tea or juice. A good meal with loved ones is to be savored. How sad it would be if the history of food would end in FAMINE.”

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