For more than twenty-eight years, men and women from our church have been baking up scrumptious homemade dinners and serving them to people who come from across the country to enjoy a taste of Vermont! We're getting ready even now !

We serve a great supper on a Saturday in May, and September from 5 to 7 PM. Want to see the calendar of dinners?

A happy person will sell you a ticket any time after 4:30. H'ors d'oeuvres provided while you relax and visit.

They cost only $8.00 per adult, $4 for children 5-10 yrs of age. Age 4 and under free.

Your ticket includes all the hors d'oeuvres, beverages and food you can eat, and one dessert!

Here's Gladys Vladyka sutting up in the kitchen! I wouldn't want to be her squash!

(We have fun at with each other!)

Ready to see the calendar of dinners?

SMELL THE BREAD BAKING?

• Our breads are baked fresh from scratch at our church on the very day of the dinner with unbleached and whole grain flours and other wholesome ingredients.

• Our fresh biscuits for shortcakes and for chicken dinners, are mixed, formed and baked by the hundreds fresh the morning of the dinner.

DELICIOUS DESSERTS:

• Our pies are made in the homes of our members, and served up to you as if you were their special guest! We always have a wide variety of mouthwatering pies! -

EXCEPT in September when we serve up Fresh peach shortcakes with warm, homemade biscuits, sweet, tasty peaches selected from our favorite orchard, topped with real whipped cream from Vermont's cows!

Time to see the calendar of dinners now?

• From start to finish
we do our best to offer you
the best of Vermont cooking
and hospitality

including the warm welcome and friendly visits from our Pastor, Marsh,!

Now, to see the calendar of dinners?

Where are we?

Coming from the North:
Follow Rt. 22A into Fair Haven until the highway takes a sharp left to go across the village green.
Our church is on your left beside the fire station.

Coming from New York State (West) , on Route 4?
Take Exit 2 and turn right onto Rt. 22A (South).
Go a little more than a mile and the highway takes a sharp left to go across the village green.
Our church is on your left beside the fire station.

Coming from the East:
Folllow Rt.4 to exit 2. Go left (south) on 22A.
Go a little more than a mile and the highway takes a sharp left to go across the village green.
Our church is on your left beside the fire station.

Coming from the South:
Follow Rt. 22 A into Fair Haven.
The village green will appear on yur left and Rt. 22A will turn left.
After the stop sign, the church is your right next to the fire station.

Our church is truly Handicap Accessible.

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More Information?

Call Rev. Marsh Hudson-Knapp at 802-265-8864 (Church)

or Email him at hkfamily@sover.net!

While you are visiting Fair Haven, Vermont

take time to enjoy...

• Our Biblical Garden is open to the public at no charge. There you can explore nearly 100 growing plants from the Bible with their references in the scripture. A booklet written by our pastor is available to guide you.

• Swimming, Boating, Fishing or Ice Fishing at Lake Bomoseen

• Hiking at Glenn Lake

• Camping at Lake Bomoseen State Park

• Exploring the renowned Protor Marble Exhibit

• Skiing at Killington or Pico (30 Min. drive)

• Walking, resting, picnicing, talking, sitting by the fountain in the beautiful Village Green

• Worshipping at the First Congregational Church of Fair Haven UCC (Sundays at 9:55 AM)

• Exploring the Slate Valley Museum

• Enjoying the Weekly Farmer's Market in the village green (summers)

• The Vermont Welcome Center with travel and visitation information for all of Vermont.

• Enjoying other great meals at Fair Haven Inn, and an array of smaller eateries.

• Resting at several comfortable B&B's, the inn, or the guest house

Our church is truly Handicap Accessible.

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