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Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Sauerkraut on Rye Recipe

Yield: Serves one.

Ingredients 2 slices dark rye bread Several thin slices of aged, Gruyere Swiss cheese 1/3 cup drained and heated sauerkraut 2 teaspoons of butter

Method

1 Heat a frying pan to medium high heat. For each slice of bread, butter one side and place slice butter side down on the hot pan.

2 Add a layer of cheese to one of the slices. As the bread begins to toast just slightly, and the cheese begins to soften, spread the heated sauerkraut over the slice of bread with cheese. Using a spatula, flip the cheese-less bread slice over on top of the slice with cheese and sauerkraut.

3 After 30 sec or so, check to see if the cheese is just beginning to melt. If it is, flip the whole sandwich over onto the other side. Toast a minute more or less on that side until the cheese has melted, but isn’t runny. Remove the sandwich from the pan. Slice in half.

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‘Interview an Atheist at Church’ Day is Growing!

A couple of months ago, I posted about a projectthat was the brainchild of Kile Jones and Tia Carley . Their idea was to invite pastors to interview an atheist during church. Not a debate. Just a public dialogue to let the congregation understand where the atheists were coming from and to help dismantle stereotypes about us.

Kile just posted an update to the projectand it looks like it’s taking off! Admittedly, there are *way* more atheists than pastors interested… but hats off to the pastors who are willing to participate:

Interview an Atheist at Church Day got going even faster after two things happened: I began emailing pastors in the areas where atheists were willing to be interviewed. And Doug Pagitt, an “emergent church” pastor in Minnesota, suggested that we take the “day” literally and set up a nation-wide event for May 5, 2013. “I think churches would benefit greatly from having open discussions with atheists, for many reasons,” Pagitt says. “One big reason — every church I have ever known has atheists in its pews, normally keeping a very low profile. So, Interview an Atheist at Church Day is a chance to hear not only from outsiders, but from people within our churches. ”

They have 18 interviews already set up and hopefully they will all be videotaped and posted online. If you know any pastors who might want to participate, have them contact Kile!

All the videos and updates to the project will be posted on their Facebook page. Can’t wait to see the results