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[October 22, 2012] 
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Saturday the St. John United
Church of Christ in Lincoln hosted its annual Germanfest.
The hugely popular local event
kept the St. John Fellowship Hall filled to capacity most of the day with happy
eaters. Pictures by
Nila Smith |
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Folks came for the food and stayed for the
entertainment. The Alley Kats Band provided great dance music.
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It takes a ton of church volunteers to put on
a dinner. Folks were needed to take tickets at the door. |
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Others were needed to keep the serving line
well stocked with food to serve.
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Folks were needed to fill plates as diners
passed through the line. |
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Others manned the drink station, and someone
was needed continually to keep laying out tasty desserts.
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In the kitchen, volunteers performed a variety
of duties, like dishing up applesauce.
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There were mounds of German potato salad, red
cabbage and sauerkraut that needed to be watched over ...
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... and dozens of loaves of bread that were cut
into buns for the brats and hot dogs. |
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