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Reply to "Elijah versus the Prophets of Baal Lesson Set by Augustana Lutheran Church"

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Cooking Lesson Alternatives Ideas for going Sugar Free

Like this set.. we did widow's mite a few month's ago and a last year we did the widow with the oil that never stopped, God's provision.. so I eliminated that part. Liked having a full set of God vs Baal, the power of God and I being a majority no matter how many are SHOUTING at me.

For the cooking we have 2 kids that need to be sugar free so we are using triscuits for the base, can cheese (cheese whiz) for the "glue" instead of choc frosting, cheese sticks cut up for the marshmallows, there is such a monster as sugar free peeps though probably are harder to find if not around Easter time for the sacrifice.. and lastly the flames can be Dorito's.. what ever flavor but nacho cheese is the most red...

3/14/151:50 PM

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