Foodways Vol. 4 — The Church Kitchen: Repasts, Fundraisers, and Feeding a People (Standard Companion Edition — Interactive Edition)

If the founding kitchen was a kitchen nobody chose, the church kitchen is the kitchen a people built for itself. The repast that feeds a family after a funeral — told here with no invented founding date or founder, because the record shows a practice already formed — the dinner sales and fish fries that paid for buildings, organs, buses, and scholarships, the kitchen committees and church mothers who guarded the recipes, and Georgia Gilmore's Club from Nowhere, which turned home cooking into Montgomery bus-boycott funding: feeding as pastoral care, economics, and movement logistics, never background color.

Inside the Standard Companion Edition — Interactive Edition: the complete book, all 6 chapters, full text; recorded narration by Marcus (74.68 minutes, every chapter read aloud); a chronological timeline; a 10-question quiz drawn strictly from the text; every chapter closes with its sources and a method note. For educators: a TEKS correlation sheet for this volume is available with the Foodways Educator materials — mapped against the adopted Texas standards, claiming only what the sheet claims; eligible, not district-adopted.

The chapters: After the Funeral: The Repast · Dinner Sales and Building Funds · The Kitchen Committee · Feeding the Movement · Homecoming, Family Reunion, Church Anniversary · Who's Cooking Next?

Foodways is Series 5 from The Digital Black Voice, by Carlos L. Young Sr. The hands that fed America — named at last. All receipts.