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This ship brought the first settlers to America in 1620.
What is the Mayflower?
Jesus calls him “the rock.”
Who is Peter?
He parted the Red Sea.
Who is God?
This ingredient makes brown sugar brown.
What is molasses?
This Peanuts character plays the piano.
Who is Schroeder?
They settled the new world to establish their church.
Who were the Pilgrims?
This prominent New Testament apostle was known as a tentmaker.
Who is Paul?
God promised this man that his children would be as numerous as the stars in heaven.
Who is Abram/Abraham?
This fruit has varieties called Bartlett and Anjou.
What are pears?
This woman has been the MEFC Worship Leader for many years.
Who is Ronnie Ballinger?
This president was the first to proclaim a national day of thanksgiving.
Who was George Washington?
This apostle was the first to be martyred.
Who is James, the son of Zebedee?
This area of the earth was guarded by cherubim and flaming sword.
What is the Garden of Eden?
This cookie is used to make tasty houses, decorated with frosting and candy.
What is gingerbread?
Former slave trader, John Newton, wrote this song after his conversion to Christianity.
What is “Amazing Grace?”
This animated television classic originally aired November 20th, 1973.
What was “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving?”
She was the first Christian convert in Europe.
Who was Lydia?
This book of the Bible doesn’t mention God.
What is Esther?
This food never expires.
What is honey? (Or a Twinkie)
This Matt Redmond song was written after a change of heart about worship music.
What is “Heart of Worship?”
This state raises the most turkeys.
What is Minnesota?
He fell asleep and fell out of a window as Paul preached late into the night.
Who is Eutychus?
This wicked queen of Judah killed her own family so she could rule.
Who was Athalia?
These three ingredients go into a standard mirepoix.
What are onion, celery, and carrot?
This Christmas song was originally written for Thanksgiving.
What is ”Jingle Bells.”