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EQUIPPED TRAINING: STRENGTHENING RELATIONSHIPS AT EVERY SITE

Leaders and volunteers from across our sites gathered for our Feed the Need Equipped Training. It was incredibly encouraging to see nearly 100% participation! Seeing so many people take time out of their weekend to come together, learn, and…

SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL IS HAPPENING IN STONY POINT

Picture this: A sunny Monday evening at Stony Point Park in western Bastrop County, Texas. Tables are scattered across the green space, buzzing with life. At one table, wide-eyed kids and their parents lean in as they discover that a butterfly…
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Changed Lives: Tamika’s Story

Meet Tamika! She is a long-time Smithville resident and regular guest at the Smithville site. Tamika is one of many guests who have attended weekly site gatherings since the beginning of the site’s launch. Tamika is a dedicated guest. She…

The Evolution of a Mission Mobile

Every week, beautiful, custom built trailers roll in to sites across Texas, fully equipped to feed communities physically and spiritually. These are the Feed the Need Missions trailers. But it hasn't always been this way. We sat down with Jonah…

A Halloween Service Opportunity

Trick-or-Treating: A Waning Tradition? Fall is in the air. Costumes, spooky decor, and candy assortments are now fully enveloping aisles of the local grocery store in anticipation of Halloween. A huge money maker, Halloween-related sales accounted…

It All Adds Up: Teresa’s Story

Have you ever been part of something that was larger than the sum of its parts?  That is Feed the Need Missions.  The parts are important, and they are obvious. Feed the Need Missions provides hamburgers and hot dogs to those in need—at…

What Unifies Volunteers with a Vision—and One Another

At Feed the Need Missions, we often emphasize the importance of our mission, vision and values. But simply sharing the information with our team does not build personal buy-in of these things from team members. How do leaders cultivate this?…

Full Circle: Cynthia’s Story

When It All Comes Full Circle At Feed the Need Missions, discipleship is at the core of our mission. We do what we do in order to create a guest experience that fosters the building of disciple-making relationships. One of the most exciting…

Letting God Lead: Jace’s Story

It’s easy to do what we’ve always done. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” is all too familiar. Change can be incredibly hard, and stepping out into the unknown is often unnerving.  Just six months ago, I was on staff at a…

3 Tips for Disciple Makers

  Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very…
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Humble, Hungry Smart

Site Leadership at Feed the Need Missions The Right Stuff: What Makes a Great Site Coordinator For Feed the Need Missions, recruiting superstar leaders is serious business—especially when it comes to the site coordinator position. In considering…
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Disaster in My Own Backyard

Unfamiliar Territory My family moved to Texas a little over seven months ago when I came on staff at Feed the Need Missions. Hailing from the Northwest, we've seen little in the way of natural disasters. It wasn’t until a few weeks ago that…

A Hassle-Free Way to Give While You Shop Online

The Modern Shopping Experience Many of us can remember a time before the rise of the internet allowed us to shop online. Getting the best deal required things like checking a newspaper, cutting a coupon, or getting up before the sun to access…
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Charlie: A Story of Faithfulness

What is Faithfulness? What does faithfulness look like? While you could simply Google a definition, we have discovered that the most vibrant definition of this most excellent trait is best understood as it is lived out and witnessed by others. Faithfulness…
To Everything There Is A Season
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To Everything There is a Season

Daniel's Story Five Faithful Years After five years of faithfully serving our Justin, Texas site, Site Coordinator Daniel Andrews is stepping into a new season. Daniel will be moving away from the area, which means he will be stepping down…

A Year With Feed the Need Missions: Sean’s Story

It's hard to believe that it has been one year since our big family move to Texas. Moves can generate all sorts of emotions, from fears of the unknown to the joys of new adventures. Most importantly, thought, change can generate tremendous outcomes…
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Changed Lives: Tamika’s Story

Meet Tamika! She is a long-time Smithville resident and regular guest at the Smithville site. Tamika is one of many guests who have attended weekly site gatherings since the beginning of the site’s launch. Tamika is a dedicated guest. She…

The Evolution of a Mission Mobile

Every week, beautiful, custom built trailers roll in to sites across Texas, fully equipped to feed communities physically and spiritually. These are the Feed the Need Missions trailers. But it hasn't always been this way. We sat down with Jonah…

A Halloween Service Opportunity

Trick-or-Treating: A Waning Tradition? Fall is in the air. Costumes, spooky decor, and candy assortments are now fully enveloping aisles of the local grocery store in anticipation of Halloween. A huge money maker, Halloween-related sales accounted…

It All Adds Up: Teresa’s Story

Have you ever been part of something that was larger than the sum of its parts?  That is Feed the Need Missions.  The parts are important, and they are obvious. Feed the Need Missions provides hamburgers and hot dogs to those in need—at…

What Unifies Volunteers with a Vision—and One Another

At Feed the Need Missions, we often emphasize the importance of our mission, vision and values. But simply sharing the information with our team does not build personal buy-in of these things from team members. How do leaders cultivate this?…

Full Circle: Cynthia’s Story

When It All Comes Full Circle At Feed the Need Missions, discipleship is at the core of our mission. We do what we do in order to create a guest experience that fosters the building of disciple-making relationships. One of the most exciting…

Letting God Lead: Jace’s Story

It’s easy to do what we’ve always done. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” is all too familiar. Change can be incredibly hard, and stepping out into the unknown is often unnerving.  Just six months ago, I was on staff at a…

3 Tips for Disciple Makers

  Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very…
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Humble, Hungry Smart

Site Leadership at Feed the Need Missions The Right Stuff: What Makes a Great Site Coordinator For Feed the Need Missions, recruiting superstar leaders is serious business—especially when it comes to the site coordinator position. In considering…
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Disaster in My Own Backyard

Unfamiliar Territory My family moved to Texas a little over seven months ago when I came on staff at Feed the Need Missions. Hailing from the Northwest, we've seen little in the way of natural disasters. It wasn’t until a few weeks ago that…

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