Despite experiencing overwhelming challenges these past years, there are so many among us who are grateful for small blessings, and the joy that breaking bread and being together brings us over the holidays. This month, TheHUB celebrates the memories and food traditions we’re building together.
House of Prayer Full Gospel Church First Lady Irma Stewart is grateful for the support of her husband, who is a wonderful role model for their children, the church and the community. She’s also grateful to her amazing church family, where she found extended “mothers, sisters and children.” Her favorite tradition and memory is eating family meals together.
“I don’t know many families who do this any longer. I tried to keep this tradition in my family. When we have the opportunity to entertain or have the family home, they know dinner will not be served until everyone is present and the table has been blessed,” she says.
Editor’s note: Lady Stewart is one of the many individuals that’s become a part of a social movement highlighting the people, places and positivity of Flint. Get a taste of our city’s emerging food culture at Savor the Flavor of Flint, a community-wide celebration of home cooks and area chefs featuring celebrity-led cooking demonstrations and entertainment, tastings, pop-up shops and dynamic discussions about the power of good foods. Learn more at SavorTheFlavorFlint.com
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