LANCASTER — Dave Wilson and Vernon Banker never know when it's going to be their lucky day.
For the Lancaster pastors, a lucky day is when they receive a random phone call from a business that has a surplus of fresh bread or pastries on its shelves. The two always are asked if they can use the bread and the response, said Wilson, is always the same.
Yes, we can.
For the past year and a half, Wilson and Banker have been running a bread ministry at Rose of Sharon Church in Lancaster to help feed hungry families in Fairfield County.
Before this week, the ministry had been struggling because of a lack of food surplus from businesses — but that changed when a semitrailer filled with bread from Kroger was delivered to the Rose of Sharon parking lot Wednesday.
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