I asked the wife to invite them over to Thanksgiving. They are going to let us know. It was a little complicated as the wife quit doing the feast last year and our one DIL does it now. She is fine with them coming over. I will talk to the Pastor tomorrow. He is a good fellow but he comes from a very wealthy family. So I am not sure he totally understands what being in this situation is all about. I can remember being short on things in the mid 1980s and that is why I took an off farm job. I understand the worry of providing your kids next meal. I grew up with my Mother worrying about these things too. My first wife lived this way her entire childhood. So I am not sure how someone that has not wanted for anything really would understand.
I wish to Thank all the other posters for the support and ideas. I think that the Church should take the lead for any major involvement. We will help that way and may continue some small direct help. They do make too much for any government help. The husband and I have talked about that before as he was upset that there was very little for a middle class family that just needs a little help not the life time support type of stuff.
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