Jesus went to people who were in desperate straits and showed grace and love to them. Whether it was an illness, or sin, or being ostracized, Christ accepted them and offered forgiveness and a way out. As a church committed to bringing Christ’s love and compassion to our community, we desire to love as He loves. He loves you unconditionally, and so do we.

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We have a mandate and clear assignment.

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Jesus commanded us to go into the world and make disciples, and he equipped us with the Holy Spirit to enable us to do that. We are His hands and feet, and just like Jesus drew people to Himself by love and mighty acts, that’s our desire. In the early Church, the believers’ love for one another and others was so authentic and so obvious that even those outside the Church took notice and were amazed by the loving-kindness of first and second-century Christians. It must have seemed peculiar to people of the times, so much so that the ancient writer Aristides commented, “How they love one another,” referring to the Church. Jesus said in John 13:35 that By this all will know that you are My disciples if you have a love for one another.”We want to give our customers crisp, crunchy and delicious pickled vegetables and fruits. Most of all, we want to expand people’s palates and prove that pickles don’t always come in a green or red variety.