Lottie moon tea cookies

December is the month when we (Southern Baptists) focus on The Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions. Last Sunday, I decided to share about Lottie Moon with the children during the morning service as part of a Children's Sermon. I went HERE to get the idea for the children's sermon. I shared with the children about Lottie Moon and her love for the people of China. At the conclusion, each child received a bag of Lottie Moon's Cookies. (I found the recipe on Pinterest. I…

Because of Lottie’s determination, WMU collected a Christmas Offering to give to the Foreign Mission Board. In 1918, at Annie Armstrong’s suggestion, WMU

Lottie Moon Tea Cakes

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Indulge, in the taste of our Southern Tea Cake Cookies. Experience the heartwarming flavors from the South. These delicious treats are made with a blend of nutmeg and vanilla taking you on a journey through traditional Southern baking. Enjoy the goodness. Create cherished memories with every bite. Whether you're snacking or seeking a moment of comfort these cookies are perfect, for both occasions.

There’s nothing quite like the sweet flavors and warm memories that a simple Southern cookie can conjure up. One bite of these tender, buttery tea cake cookies, and I’m instantly transported back to my grandma’s cozy kitchen on a hot summer day. The mouthwatering aroma of nutmeg and vanilla wafting through her little house, a perspiring glass of sweet tea sweating on the counter, and a fresh batch of these soft, cakey tea cakes emerging from her well-seasoned oven. Baking was grandma’s…

Dainty and delicious.

The texture is everything with these cookies.