Granny Annie's story

A challenge faced the Orlando Wesleyan community - a handful of people in our congregation had no place to eat. Granny Annie set out to make a change. Instead of dining with family after church, Granny Annie decided to dedicate her lunch funds to feeding those in need with a homemade Sunday supper. As times change, so do needs, the Sunday supper times have changed throughout the years but not the heart and servitude. In honor of Grannie Annie, the kitchen and ministry of feeding the homeless became part of our Surge service where we drive around distributing gift cards for people to buy a warm meal.

Although Granny Annie has since went home to be with Jesus her vision continues. We will always remember the hard work of Granny Annie and her heart for those who need a good hot cooked meal.

Help Granny Annie’s Kitchen by:

• Donating food or funds

• Help those who are hungry

• Offer your friendship to those in need

To join our mission please contact us:   Phone (407) 277-4779      or email us at:  orlandowesleyanchurch@gmail.com

I was hungry and you fed me, thirsty and you gave me a drink; I was a stranger and you received me in your homes, naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you took care of me, in prison and you visited me. (Matthew 25:35)