SENBEB CAFE
6334 3rd Street, NW
Washington DC 20011
202-249-0917

ROCKAWAY RAW CAFE
202 Merrick Road,
Rockville Center, NY 11570
516-665-3641

LIFE ALIVE
194 Middle Street,
Lowell, MA 01852
lifealive.com
978-453-1311

Green: New American Vegetarian
2240 N Scottsdale Rd,
Tempe, AZ‎ 85281
www.greenvegetarian.com


Please post here of a Raw Food Restaurant if you have been to or know of one? Thanks :)

RAW SPIRIT FEST was held on Saturday and Sunday, August 29 and 30. Reverend Patricia McDaniel, the interpreting co-ordinator succeeded in obtaining ten interpreters on Saturday and again ten on Sunday. There were many booths
selling foods, clothes, herbs, books, colorful hoola hoops, aromatherapy oils and incenses, etc.

About 12 deaf people attended the festival. They are: May Wille, Carol and
Steve Moore, Ann and Steve Cole, Sue and Bob Mather, Dina Raevsky and her
friend, Jimmy, Dean Keefe, Beryl Kohn and Jim Haynes. Most of them enjoyed the food demonstrations the best! We also enjoyed the inspiring and empowering talks given by well-known raw food leaders.

THE DEAF GROUP ENJOYED THE RAW SPIRIT FESTIVAL TO THE FULL WITH GRATEFUL
THANKS TO REVERENT PATRICIA McDANIEL AND ALL THE INTERPRETERS WHO
VOLUNTEERED THEIR UNIQUE SERVICE. THANK YOU, THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU :)

On Sunday, March 8 a raw food potluck was held at Carol Moore's home. At 2 PM about 20 friends turned up with their respective dishes or fruits. Carol demonstrated spinach soup which was then distributed to start the meal. It was good! Everybody enjoyed the lunch with relish. Then Sarah Rauber, the acupunturist who is also a sign language interpreter, gave an excellent presentation on acupuncture. At 6 PM everybody went home contented after such a warm fellowship.

Since then there has been no raw food potluck because May and Carol flew to Panama for a retreat for the deaf at Tanglewood Wellness Center. They were joined by two friends from San Francisco, Judi Fruge and Bea Worthen. The founder,
Loren Lockman, took us to the beautiful beach, did two demonstrations on raw food dishes, gave us lectures, etc. We were fortunate to have an interpreter who lives near Tanglewood.

After the retreat four of us fasted with water. Judi and Bea flew back home after two weeks and Carol left a week later. May stayed on for three months.

The tropical fruits grown at Tanglewood Wellness Center and also bought at the local farms were the most delicious we had ever tasted. The garden there was full of exiquisitely beautiful flowers, floral ground covers and trees. 50% of these trees
bear fruits like mangos, quavas, bananas, etc.

PURPOSES:
1. Fellowship for Living Vegans (Living vegans means people living on uncooked food without any meat, fish, dairy or any processed animal products to promote love, compassion and healing for the animal kingdom of our Earth.
2. Support and Sharing
3. Education and Information on Holistic Natural Health and Self-Healing
4. Education and Information on Natural Environment for our Earth
5. Raw Vegan Recipes
6. Network for Alternative Medicine Practitioners
7. Network for Deaf Natural Health Practitioners