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	Enewsletter • January 25, 2012
Notes from Vegan Outreach Is “Better” Good Enough? Earlier this year, Matt had the opportunity to address Australia’s Animal Activists Forum (via Skype). Here is an excerpt: [A]sk yourself – why is it better to be a vegetarian than someone who, say, eats only “free-range” animals. Obviously, eating animals that weren’t factory farmed is better. But as vegetarians, we don’t make our food decisions based on what is better. We want to make the best choices we can for the animals. Well, that is exactly how Vegan Outreach looks at advocacy: We don’t want to make things somewhat better. We want to make the best choices we can for the animals. Thanks so much to all the donors and leafleters who are doing their best for animals every day! EDITORIAL NOTE I like this item,  there is a lot of pussy footing around the "big boys". Pussy footing like the Vegetarian Society supporting Burger King what is that all about? Burger King Fries are not suitable for Vegetarians, trust is important in this world Come on Vegetarian Society I have sent you proof from the Burger king website so PLEASE STOP PROMOTING Burger king fries. Thanks Paul Since this note I have had an email from Vegetarian Society saying that Burger King got it wrong it is a typing error that describes their fries as contaminated. I think we need to check on the inside of the shop. keep watching.....Paul

  ” Food and Health in a Dying world”        

                  From Churches and Mosque’s to Vegetarians and Vegans a 3 Course meal was put on by Hackbridge SDA. The talk of the evening was given by Paul McDonald, Personal Ministries leader who expanded on” Spelt Grain” and how it is mentioned in the bible in Exodus 9, 25-33 during one of the plagues, In Isaiah 28-25 sowing advice for farmers and in Ezekiel 4-9 how to overcome a siege. Homemade bread from this traditional type of wheat, which is easier to digest and even more tasty (in my opinion) was complete with a delicious bowl of Pauline’s famous Lentil soup. And still there were two more courses to go. Amazing!

                                Vegetarian food is common to many religious and nonreligious groups as Adventists are put on this earth to share our knowledge. The world is catching up with us in views on health and food but  we need not be overtaken... if we practise what we preach.  We can share food and health in a dying world, as is said in Hosea 4: 6 (KJV) My people perish from a lack of knowledge.  A good meal was had by all.

Inter Faith Get Together 22 November 2011 6.45pm

Inter Faith Get Together 22 November 2011 6.45pm

Reflections on Food and Health in a dying world

Come to join us in a Tasty Vegetarian Meal.  Child must be accompanied. All welcome


venue All Saints Church Halls, New Road, Hackbridge. CR4 4JN

  expected MENU Lentil Soup and Spelt Bread
Mains Chickpea and potato masala, Butternut squash Korma, Rice and Quinoa Samosa.  Apple crumble and Vanilla sauce. soft drinks No alcohol in the Venue please.
All faiths welcome  to share their literature freely thanks Paul 07900990292
The time is 22 November 2011 6.45pm