"We should do something, it's in our backyard," elder Doug White insisted. And so it began: the sign says it all, two congregations, some land donated by members to grow hay, with the profits sent to Canadian Foodgrains Bank. From left, Don Raymer, CFGB's Atlantic Canada coordinator, White of St. David's, Heather Platt, CFGB's national director of resources and Earl Johnson of St. George's.
