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KERRY-LYNN’S STORY: WHEN A WEEKLY MEAL BECOMES SOMETHING MORE

Kerry-Lynn didn’t know where she belonged anymore. As a single mom navigating a painful separation, ongoing medical challenges, and the daily responsibility of caring for her girls, life had narrowed. Community felt complicated. Relationships…
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THE POWER OF SHOWING UP: RYLEE’S STORY

If you've spent any time at our Bastrop South Site, you've likely seen Rylee. He's the one quickly breaking down tables, picking up trash, restocking supplies, and doing it all with a smile. He is known around the site as someone who gets things…

MANY HANDS, ONE MISSION

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…
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FROM YOUR HANDS TO THEIR TABLE

Across our weekly sites in Central Texas, something beautiful is unfolding. Families, churches, and small groups are filling bags with groceries and praying for the people who will receive them. Each turkey, each can of corn, and each box of…
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THE LINES ARE LONGER, BUT SO IS GOD’S FAITHFULNESS

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…

Stepping Into a New Role: A Season of Growth and Gratitude

My name is Shayla Tangen, and I’m honored to share a meaningful milestone in my journey with Feed the Need Missions! On July 1st, I officially transitioned from intern to full-time Outreach Coordinator—a step that reflects both the work…
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From Darkness to Hope: Ruben’s Story in Stony Point

(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…
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NOT JUST IN CRISIS: WHY YOUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU EVERY WEEK

Over the past few weeks, we’ve witnessed the Church at its best—serving meals, offering prayer, and showing up for neighbors affected by the devastating Texas floods. The response has been incredible. Volunteers have traveled, donated, and…

DISASTER RELIEF UPDATE: HOPE ALONG THE GUADALUPE

Over the past week, Feed the Need Missions has been on the ground in Kerrville and across central Texas, responding to the devastating flooding that began on July 4th. As floodwaters rose, lives were turned upside down. Entire communities were…

DEEP WATERS AND DEEPER WORDS— A STORY FROM KERRVILLE

This week in Kerrville, we’ve been setting up our trailer in the Walmart parking lot—serving meals, praying with folks, and simply being present in the aftermath of the flooding. The physical needs are real, but what we’ve witnessed again…

Presence in the Mud

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…

Eight Months In: What God is Doing at Bastrop Central

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…
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The Power of Presence: More Than a Meal in La Grange

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…
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One Church, One Mission: Welcoming New Partners in Bastrop

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…
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KERRY-LYNN’S STORY: WHEN A WEEKLY MEAL BECOMES SOMETHING MORE

Kerry-Lynn didn’t know where she belonged anymore. As a single mom navigating a painful separation, ongoing medical challenges, and the daily responsibility of caring for her girls, life had narrowed. Community felt complicated. Relationships…
,

THE POWER OF SHOWING UP: RYLEE’S STORY

If you've spent any time at our Bastrop South Site, you've likely seen Rylee. He's the one quickly breaking down tables, picking up trash, restocking supplies, and doing it all with a smile. He is known around the site as someone who gets things…

MANY HANDS, ONE MISSION

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…
,

FROM YOUR HANDS TO THEIR TABLE

Across our weekly sites in Central Texas, something beautiful is unfolding. Families, churches, and small groups are filling bags with groceries and praying for the people who will receive them. Each turkey, each can of corn, and each box of…
, ,

THE LINES ARE LONGER, BUT SO IS GOD’S FAITHFULNESS

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…

Stepping Into a New Role: A Season of Growth and Gratitude

My name is Shayla Tangen, and I’m honored to share a meaningful milestone in my journey with Feed the Need Missions! On July 1st, I officially transitioned from intern to full-time Outreach Coordinator—a step that reflects both the work…
,

From Darkness to Hope: Ruben’s Story in Stony Point

(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…
,

NOT JUST IN CRISIS: WHY YOUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU EVERY WEEK

Over the past few weeks, we’ve witnessed the Church at its best—serving meals, offering prayer, and showing up for neighbors affected by the devastating Texas floods. The response has been incredible. Volunteers have traveled, donated, and…

DISASTER RELIEF UPDATE: HOPE ALONG THE GUADALUPE

Over the past week, Feed the Need Missions has been on the ground in Kerrville and across central Texas, responding to the devastating flooding that began on July 4th. As floodwaters rose, lives were turned upside down. Entire communities were…

DEEP WATERS AND DEEPER WORDS— A STORY FROM KERRVILLE

This week in Kerrville, we’ve been setting up our trailer in the Walmart parking lot—serving meals, praying with folks, and simply being present in the aftermath of the flooding. The physical needs are real, but what we’ve witnessed again…

Presence in the Mud

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…

Eight Months In: What God is Doing at Bastrop Central

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…

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