Dinner can be pizza, pasta/garlic bread, taco bar, sandwiches, chili, pretty much anything you can prepare for 25 people without getting too extravagant (‘we’re not in competition’, as one parent reminded us from a soccer experience ;o).  Meals should include an equal option for vegetarians (i.e. a simple side salad isn’t a fair vegetarian option when everyone else is eating lasagna), and should arrive at Epiphany at 6:30pm (or be finished in the Epiphany kitchen by 6:30pm such that they can be served).  You can expect to pay anywhere from $25-60 depending on what you bring/order/have delivered.

We have had about 25 eaters of dinner each week.  In terms of pizza, that’s 10 $5 pizzas from Pizza Hut, or three Mountain size pizzas from Mountain Mikes (but at about double the cost).  
I recommend just ordering 7 Cheese and 3 Pepperoni (ask for the $5 deal) if you go Pizza Hut--  that costs about $55 after tax.   Other food options are a taco bar, a pasta feed (spaghetti and sauce with garlic bread is quick, easy, and inexpensive), chili, Subway sandwiches...  Pretty much anything you want to bring — but nothing extravagant!  PLEASE PROVIDE EQUAL OPTIONS FOR VEGETARIANS (“salad” is not a vegetarian option when everyone else is eating Lasagna).

The food needs to arrive at Seekers right at 6:30.  Delivery is fine for pizza, but you may need to call in the order earlier in the afternoon to ensure they can meet our delivery time.  

Let Rev. Austin Leininger <austin@churchoftheepiphany.org> know if you have any questions.