Enjoy losing that lead......one of these days, I'll attend one of your KY shoots.....and....definitely will bring the cameras.
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God, Guns & Guts Dinner Display......
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Lonewalker
40 Cal
Love this idea , thanks for posting it.
I think I'm going to ponder over doing the same type event at our church
Great Share Mark 
I presume you are refering to the Golden State, but there are two others that are every bit outrages, They just don`t have the notorious Nancy .I would swag any state north of the Mason/Dixon line, or that one on the west coast.
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Well said, Sir.
That's a great way to spread the history and the sport. What was served for chow?
Daryl Crawford
50 Cal.
A church near me, not mine, does something similar but the focus on modern string rifles and unmentionable rifles. Great game dishes offered at it. You're making me think I should ask to set up my primitive bows and my flintlocks.
Good on you.
Good on you.
I asked the ladies to bring in potluck dishes. I bought chicken and they brought all the best stuff you can find at any church picnic.
troy2000
45 Cal.
I love old church cookbooks; if I see one at a yard sale it knows it's found a new home. Tasty, unpretentious food using everyday ingredients, usually with a handful of fancy desserts thrown in.
No.....However....I'm going to take BigFoot with me to the GGG Dinner this fall and show the shooters that I've been protecting their ladies this year....LOL
I would come & support your dinner if I were anywhere near you...!!Love this idea , thanks for posting it.
I think I'm going to ponder over doing the same type event at our church
I have participated in First Church Love's Candy Nights several times. We made desserts and treated others, shared recipes and had workshops. At the end of the evening, we donated all the proceeds from the evening to a local orphanage.
As for guns, I believe that they can only be dangerous in the hands of people with evil intentions. Guns by themselves can do nothing.
I'm late to this party, but would like to commend the @B P Maniac Shooter for a great idea and a terrific display!
An excellent "community outreach" for black powder shooting.
Good on you, Mark!
Notchy Bob
An excellent "community outreach" for black powder shooting.
Good on you, Mark!
Notchy Bob
I would LOVE to show you the video ad I ran at church during the announcements
for 5-6 Sunday mornings before the GGG dinner.
You would get kick out of it...LOL
Unfortunately, it has modern guns in it.
The virus stuff killed it last year, but, I'll probably get the GGG Dinner up & running again this fall.
church picnic's & suppers are just killer!!. you go away in DISTRESS from eating all of the great food.
Ninering62
40 Cal
BUt why stop there & not keep the religious lunacy out of here as well? This isnt a church & all things religion/church related need to stay where they belong - only within the walls of the church. Not in our govt, not in our pub schools, & not in our gun & hunting forums.
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What a great idea. I may try that at our church, Good Lutherans and all carry.
woodsnwater
40 Cal
Yep, because we know that all the craziness, rioting, thuggary, and mass murders commited in this country are all devout Christian god fearing people. It would be terrible if more people were exposed to their radical views of right and wrong.
