‘Grumpy’s Restaurant’ commitment to you

A letter to the people of Jacksonville, Orange Park and the surrounding counties in Florida.

"To Our Valued Guest:

We understand the growing concern surrounding Coronavirus (COVID-19) across our communities, and our hearts go out to all those who've been impacted.  The health and safety of our guests, as well as team members, remains a top priority at Grumpy’s Restaurant.  As this situation evolves and we move toward opening our dining rooms, we want to assure you that we are taking significant precautionary measures and adhering to recommendations from public health officials, as well as continuing to maintain our high standards of cleanliness and sanitation.

Along with our multifunctional task force that includes key leaders across the organization who meet daily to ensure we continue to address all facets of this developing situation.  We are also actively working with our safety experts, vendors and suppliers to ensure that we can continue to offer you the best breakfast, lunch and brunch offerings.

In addition to reinforcing good hygiene practices recommended by the CDC with our team members, we have also adopted the CDC recommendation for a detailed heath screening and temperature check prior to each employee shift.  In addition, all back of house employees are required to wear face coverings at all times.  We have also added six hand sanitizer stations in our restaurant for both employees and guest.  We increased the frequency of our already stringent cleaning and sanitation procedures in every department of the organization.  For example, bathroom cleaning and sanitation has been increased from every hour to every 30 minutes of operational hours.  We have closed our in-restaurant waiting area and created a new outside waiting area.  We have also increased the frequency of cleanings, and are providing supplemental supplies to our team members.

We are monitoring the situation closely and will continue to modify our processes to maintain the highest levels of cleanliness and sanitation in our restaurant.

We look forward to exceeding your expectations and continuing to deliver an unsurpassed dining experience in a warm, welcoming and safe environment.

Sincerely,

Daniel DeLeon
President & CEO Grumpy's Restaurant Company, LLC"
Grumpy’s Restaurant
834 Kingsley Ave.
Orange Park, FL 32073
(904) 215-1956

Grumpy’s restaurant in OP helps feed the community

Kindly take a look and consider giving to:

Help Others:
Give A Breakfast | Give A Lunch
A Grumpy's Community Action Campaign Supporting Healthcare Workers, First Responders And Those In Need In Clay County.

Please consider HELPING OTHERS by contributing to GRUMPY'S GIVE A BREAKFAST or GIVE A LUNCH community campaign.  They're delivering your contributions to people working on the front lines like doctors, nurses, and first responders as well as the less fortunate in our Clay County community.

STEP 1
CHOOSE FROM 2 EASYWAYS TO GIVE:
1 | Via Take Out or Curbside Pick-Up
2 | Via Phone (904) 215-1956

STEP 2
SELECT DESIRED AMOUNT TO GIVE ($10 PER PERSON) & COMPLETE TRANSACTION

STEP 3
THEY PREPARE & DELIVER
The Grumpy’s team will prepare the gifted food and deliver to hospital workers and first responders as well as underserved members of our local community.

“This Community Action Campaign is helping Grumpy’s serve healthcare workers, first responders and underserved members of the Clay County community.  This program is creating ‘impact upon impact’ that brings our food and community love to people working the front line and to those in need.  Not only are your gifts helping us continue to live into our company’s core values and mission, but you are ensuring that our team members can come to work every day in service to what lights their fire while taking care of their own families.”

Grumpy's Restaurant Company, LLC
834 Kingsley Avenue
Orange Park, FL 32073
Store: (904) 215-1956
www.GrumpysRestaurantCo.com

Called by God or Man?

Are we walking a tightrope?  Are we giving God or man the glory?  “God gave me the Gift of Discernment;” or “Sister Sookie told me that she got a Word from God that I was supposed to be a pastor of a mega church around the corner from …”  Man-made or God ordained?  Are we fulfilling the prophesy that is within us? That prophesy which God has established, or are we trying to live up to someone else’s prophesy^[1] to us?  Make sure you’re hearing from God before you go stepping out into a calling (pastor, teacher, prophet, etc.) or a ministry.

Who Do You Trust?

Did you know that the devil doesn’t want you or me in part?  He’s aiming for 100%.  Some people believe: “The devil doesn’t want me.  If I leave him alone, then he’ll leave me alone.”  Not true!  He wants 100% of all he can get, and then he’ll throw you to the side until he’s ready to use you again for his evil deeds.  Yes, if you allow him to, the devil does desire to use you.

God also wants us to share with Him an everlasting happiness in heaven and an abundant life while here on earth.  But God, too, wants 100% of you.  He’s waiting to give you the best.  Now my question to you is: “Who are you going to trust?”

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[1] to declare or foretell by or as if by divine inspiration

The Church Is a Business

Don’t get offended and out of sorts over this topic. Allow me to explain and give you an enlightened understanding.

The primary business of a church is to win souls for Christ and the Kingdom of God. There are steps the church has to complete, on a regular basis, in order for it to run according to God’s will.

1. The church structure and working body has to function.
a)Bills have to be paid, utilities, mortgage, salaries, food, travel expenses (and don’t just look at the pastor as being the only person to travel. Don’t we, as a church body, go on trips? Don’t we eat at different functions?), equipment, office supplies, books, and the list goes on. All of these bills must be met.

2) The needs of the congregation must be met.
a) Visitations – geared to console a person’s mind, soul, and physical being.
1) Seeing those who are first-time visitors in the church.
2) Visiting and ministering to those who are in the hospital.
3) Care, cell, or small group leaders attend to the needs of the people on a smaller scale.
4) Consoling those who have lost a loved one through death.
5) Marital or Psychological Counseling.
b) Financial Needs – If a bill needs to be paid, and you have tried to “Rob Peter to pay Paul” (making sure that Peter did go to work to earn the money ), yet you just can’t seem to make the payment this month, the church is there to assist you. There is also some money set aside monthly for those who are transients or for the homeless. We trust God that the person in need will be able to pay their debts the next month and will have enough money left over to bless someone else after their tithes have been paid.

The church must continue to grow, and pastors are placed within each congregation to see that the needs are met, and God’s will is being done. The pastor of the church cannot do everything himself, and he/she needs other help, besides that of the Holy Spirit, and that’s where the staff comes into play. And yes, the staff members could volunteer their time, but for a business to operate properly...

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Are You A Player, Or A Spectator?

Player:

Active Participant Paid a specific amount per game

Crosses the goal line Plays in the game

Spectator:

Watches from the sidelines; Watches touchdowns being made

Paid according to his workload

Passive Participant (just sits around waiting for something to happen)

“But be ye doers of the Word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves” (James 1:22). You’ve got to be a team player when you sign up to be on the Lord’s team, if you want to carry the ball. If God desires you to witness (tell of the Good News) to someone, you’ve got to be a willing and yielding vessel. You’ve got to go and do whatever it may be. Ecclesiastes 9:10 also points out that we should do that which our Father would have for us to do. “Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might; for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest.” (If that one was too rough for you, you may want to read another translation, but it’s still the Bible anyway you read it).

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