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Brought up as an atheist, Sara Kilometers resided an enthusiastically secular life as a restaurant make meals and a writer. Then early on one winter morning, for no earthly reason, she wandered into a cathedral. "I was certainly not enthusiastic about becoming a Christian," she creates, "or, when i considered it rather less politely, a spiritual nut." But she ate a bit of bread, needed a sip of wine beverage, and found herself radically altered. A lesbian left-wing journalist who protected revolutions surrounding the world, Miles was not the woman her friends likely to see all of a sudden praising Jesus. She was certainly not the type of person the federal government had in mind to perform a "faith-based charity". Faith for her was not about angels or good tendencies or piety; it was about real cravings for food, real food, and real physiques. In a short time, she turned the bakery she ate at communion into tons of groceries, piled on the church's altar to get away. The first food pantry she set up provided a huge selection of poor, elderly, tired, deranged, and marginalized people who have lifesaving food and a sense of belonging. Within a few years, the loaves acquired multiplied, and she and the people she served acquired started nearly twelve more pantries.
