Healthy living and cooking program starts in Wilmington

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The first class of the “Now You’re Cooking!” healthy living and cooking program was held Feb. 18 at the Your Father’s Kitchen in Sugartree Ministries in Wilmington. The free six-week program is being run by Carly Griffith, a Talbert House Prevention Services provider. Participants will learn cooking techniques for simple family meals, and be introduced to long-term physical and mental health self-care tips. From left are Joel Harris, Jordan Stewart, and Quincy Vanderbilt. Three more of the programs are planned this year. For more photos, visit wnewsj.com.

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The first class of the “Now You’re Cooking!” healthy living and cooking program was held Feb. 18 at the Your Father’s Kitchen in Sugartree Ministries in Wilmington. The free six-week program is being run by Carly Griffith, a Talbert House Prevention Services provider. Participants will learn cooking techniques for simple family meals, and be introduced to long-term physical and mental health self-care tips. From left are Joel Harris, Jordan Stewart, and Quincy Vanderbilt. Three more of the programs are planned this year. For more photos, visit wnewsj.com.
https://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2021/02/web1_cooking_1.jpgThe first class of the “Now You’re Cooking!” healthy living and cooking program was held Feb. 18 at the Your Father’s Kitchen in Sugartree Ministries in Wilmington. The free six-week program is being run by Carly Griffith, a Talbert House Prevention Services provider. Participants will learn cooking techniques for simple family meals, and be introduced to long-term physical and mental health self-care tips. From left are Joel Harris, Jordan Stewart, and Quincy Vanderbilt. Three more of the programs are planned this year. For more photos, visit wnewsj.com. Gary Huffenberger | News Journal

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