BMPC

Give the gift of fresh,
organic vegetables and fruits

BMPC, partnering with Main Line Reform Temple, is pleased to announce our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) with Lancaster Farm Fresh for the 2010 growing season.

A vegetable subscription program, this CSA allows individuals and families to purchase a share of the harvest, paying the farmers in the winter and early spring when they are in need of the money, and receiving the farmer’s produce during the actual growing season. Through Lancaster Farm Fresh, you will receive local, organic produce for weekly pick-up, lessening your environmental impact and increasing the number of fresh veggies on your table. Yum!

You may purchase a full or half share, and weekly pick-ups will be at Main Line Reform Temple. The membership application is available by clicking here. Please note, there is an incremental cost increase after January 1.

Call Courtenay Willcox, 610.506.1708 with questions or for further information.

Mission Statement:
As human beings, we are in awe of God's handiwork and are entrusted with the care of God's good creation. This task force explores and pursues the many ways that we, as Christians, can carry out this responsibility.

Environmental Justice Task Force/Creation Care:

All are welcome to the next meeting, first Thursday of each month, 4:30 p.m., Ministries Center Conference Room. Contact: Courtenay Willcox, mcwillcox@gmail.com, or 610 506-1708.

{Pictured: Environmental Justice Task Force members Courtenay Willcox and Judy Ehrman (photo) present 60 compact fluorescent Light bulbs (CFL) to The Other Carpenter's David Heaton. The Other Carpenter will distribute one CFL to each of the homes in which it works along with a pamphlet explaining use benefits and disposal options.}