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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…
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THE POWER OF IMMEDIATE PRAYER: COMMUNITY SUPPORTING COMMUNITY

At Feed the Need Missions, community is not just a concept—it is our daily practice. Recently, a profound moment illustrated this beautifully at our La Grange site. Nicki, one of our dedicated volunteers, approached Ed privately, requesting…

BUILDING BRIDGES: HOW FEED THE NEED MISSIONS IS TRANSFORMING BASTROP

Feed the Need Missions recently had an enriching opportunity to share our ministry vision with the Bastrop Ministerial Alliance. This gathering brought together over 40 local pastors, nonprofit leaders, and community influencers interested in…
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TRAINING FOR KINGDOM IMPACT: FEED THE NEED UNIVERSITY

Feed the Need Missions has historically conducted extensive training through lengthy workshops and conferences. However, recognizing volunteers' busy lives and the need for ongoing, practical training, we have adopted a new, innovative approach:…
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The Impact of Feed the Need Missions On My Prayer Life

When I first joined Feed the Need Missions, I knew I would be challenged spiritually, but I had no idea just how much it would transform my relationship with prayer. I have always felt comfortable praying in my “quiet place”—those moments…
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What It’s Like Working in a Christian Workplace

Hi, my name is Shayla Tangen, and on January 1st, 2024, I began my Feed the Need Missions internship. A few years ago, my family felt called to move to Texas, where my dad, Sean Tangen, took on the role of Program Director with Feed the Need.…
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A Family’s Journey with Feed the Need Missions: Serving, Loving, and Giving Back

There is a sacred kind of strength that rises from the ashes of hardship, and for Ashlynn and her children, that strength was found through something simple yet profound: serving others. After battling one of the darkest storms any family can…
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A POWERFUL START IN BUILDING COMMUNITY TOGETHER

Since the exciting announcement of our new Bastrop Central site, we've already experienced incredible blessings and growth. During our soft launch, there was a tangible energy in the air—an undeniable buzz of excitement as people came together,…
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FINDING PURPOSE IN SERVICE

Cherie has been part of the Feed the Need Missions family since 2010, lending her hands and heart to everything from back-office tasks to on-the-ground service at our community sites. While she’s always been dedicated, it was during last year’s…

Re-engaging the Next Generation Through Service and Conversations

In recent years, church participation has been steadily declining, particularly among younger generations. Church attendance in the U.S. has dropped significantly, with only 24% of Americans attending services regularly, compared to 36% pre-pandemic.…

Stepping Out in Faith: Savannah’s Journey of Serving and Trusting God

At our recent Feed the Need Missions Gala, Savannah, an 18-year-old volunteer, shared her heartfelt testimony of how God has been working in her life and the lives of others through her service at the Lexington site. Her journey of stepping…

The Power of a Simple Burger: Annie’s Journey from Guest to Leader

At Feed the Need Missions, we often see God working through the simplest of gestures—whether it’s serving a meal or offering a prayer. Annie Howell’s story is a remarkable testimony to this. What began as a visit to one of our sites for…

Exciting Launch of the New Bastrop Central Site

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of our newest site, Bastrop Central, on October 23, 2024, pending the completion of our fundraising and recruitment goals. This site represents more than just a new location—it’s the result…
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FROM COMFORT TO COURAGE: GROWING VOLUNTEER LEADERS

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.…
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MOBILIZING THE MISSION: UNSUNG HEROS OF FEED THE NEED

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…
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THE POWER OF IMMEDIATE PRAYER: COMMUNITY SUPPORTING COMMUNITY

At Feed the Need Missions, community is not just a concept—it is our daily practice. Recently, a profound moment illustrated this beautifully at our La Grange site. Nicki, one of our dedicated volunteers, approached Ed privately, requesting…

BUILDING BRIDGES: HOW FEED THE NEED MISSIONS IS TRANSFORMING BASTROP

Feed the Need Missions recently had an enriching opportunity to share our ministry vision with the Bastrop Ministerial Alliance. This gathering brought together over 40 local pastors, nonprofit leaders, and community influencers interested in…
, ,

TRAINING FOR KINGDOM IMPACT: FEED THE NEED UNIVERSITY

Feed the Need Missions has historically conducted extensive training through lengthy workshops and conferences. However, recognizing volunteers' busy lives and the need for ongoing, practical training, we have adopted a new, innovative approach:…
,

The Impact of Feed the Need Missions On My Prayer Life

When I first joined Feed the Need Missions, I knew I would be challenged spiritually, but I had no idea just how much it would transform my relationship with prayer. I have always felt comfortable praying in my “quiet place”—those moments…
,

What It’s Like Working in a Christian Workplace

Hi, my name is Shayla Tangen, and on January 1st, 2024, I began my Feed the Need Missions internship. A few years ago, my family felt called to move to Texas, where my dad, Sean Tangen, took on the role of Program Director with Feed the Need.…
,

A Family’s Journey with Feed the Need Missions: Serving, Loving, and Giving Back

There is a sacred kind of strength that rises from the ashes of hardship, and for Ashlynn and her children, that strength was found through something simple yet profound: serving others. After battling one of the darkest storms any family can…
,

A POWERFUL START IN BUILDING COMMUNITY TOGETHER

Since the exciting announcement of our new Bastrop Central site, we've already experienced incredible blessings and growth. During our soft launch, there was a tangible energy in the air—an undeniable buzz of excitement as people came together,…
, ,

FINDING PURPOSE IN SERVICE

Cherie has been part of the Feed the Need Missions family since 2010, lending her hands and heart to everything from back-office tasks to on-the-ground service at our community sites. While she’s always been dedicated, it was during last year’s…

Re-engaging the Next Generation Through Service and Conversations

In recent years, church participation has been steadily declining, particularly among younger generations. Church attendance in the U.S. has dropped significantly, with only 24% of Americans attending services regularly, compared to 36% pre-pandemic.…

Stepping Out in Faith: Savannah’s Journey of Serving and Trusting God

At our recent Feed the Need Missions Gala, Savannah, an 18-year-old volunteer, shared her heartfelt testimony of how God has been working in her life and the lives of others through her service at the Lexington site. Her journey of stepping…

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