A Letter From Jonah Beyer, Executive Director Every year during Gobble Kit season, God reminds us that this work belongs to Him. We collect bags while we’re still signing families up, and we never know exactly what the final number will be. Over the years, we’ve gotten better at estimating, but we still reach this […]
If you’ve been to one of our Feed the Need Missions sites lately, you’ve probably noticed something—the lines are getting longer. Families who’ve never had to ask for help are showing up for a meal and a listening ear. With the ongoing government shutdown, many neighbors are missing paychecks, and programs like food stamps and […]
(The picture of Ruben facilitating Table Talk shows more than a man leading a discussion—it shows the fruit of years of prayer, the power of consistency, and the goodness of God at work in Stony Point.) When Feed the Need Missions first began exploring how to serve the Stony Point community in Bastrop County, […]
The devastation along the Guadalupe River this weekend is hard to put into words. Entire homes swept away. Families torn apart. Dozens of lives lost—and still, dozens more unaccounted for. The weight of it all was everywhere. In the faces of those searching. In the silence between conversations. In the thick mud left behind by […]
Every Wednesday evening at the Bastrop Farmers Market, something powerful is quietly happening. For the past eight months, we have been setting up tables, grills, and tents — but more importantly, we have been showing up. What started as a new site has grown into a weekly rhythm of service, conversation, and community that continues […]
At every Feed the Need Missions site, we meet people right where they are. Sometimes at a folding table or under a canopy, sometimes in a drive-thru line, and sometimes with a quiet prayer through a rolled-down window. No matter how people show up —walking up with kids in tow or pulling up in the […]
A few weeks ago, we had the privilege of joining Life Family Bastrop for a Sunday morning service. Pastor Andrew invited our team to share about the mission and heart behind Feed the Need Missions, and to celebrate what God is doing through our weekly community sites here in Bastrop County. We were deeply encouraged […]
Aaron Pyka and Community Gardens in Bastrop have consistently demonstrated exceptional generosity and kingdom-mindedness. Their unwavering support for Feed the Need Missions has provided critical resources such as office space, warehouse facilities, and event venues, significantly enhancing our operational capabilities. Aaron’s generosity goes beyond material support. His genuine care and relational investment in our organization […]
At Feed the Need Missions, we have the privilege of seeing incredible transformations in our volunteers every day. What begins as hesitant participation often blossoms into bold leadership through intentional training and a supportive community. Recognizing the importance of equipping volunteers for effective ministry, we have developed Feed the Need University—a monthly training initiative that […]
Our ministry’s success hinges significantly on dedicated volunteers working tirelessly behind the scenes. Volunteers like Johnny, Tobi, and Charlie, serving at different Feed the Need Missions sites, exemplify humble, practical service—towing trailers, setting up equipment, and ensuring every logistical detail runs smoothly. These individuals are just a few of the many logistics and equipment managers […]