“I saw that the woman was drunk with the blood of God’s holy people, the blood of those who bore testimony to Jesus.” Revelation 17:6 In many translations, the key phrase I’ve honed in on for the title of this devotional is stated as “the blood of
Read more →Feed the Hunger had two opportunities this month to be the hands and feet of Jesus through our ministry partners. In both situations, flooding had disrupted the norm and created a crisis, but also opened a door to share God’s love. After two feet of rain submerged
Read more →I would like to take a moment and introduce myself. I am Gurland Roberts and I have worked for Feed the Hunger for 15 years. I have had many different titles, but the job I have ALWAYS enjoyed the most is working one-on-one with the partners of
Read more →Have you ever been to a church service conducted entirely in a language you do not speak? Do you think it would be a waste of your time to go? Can your faith be built up even if you don’t understand the words spoken or sung? After
Read more →What do a mountain getaway, a cornhole set, and $6,800 have to do with feeding the hunger of those in need? Give up? At Feed the Hunger’s first-ever silent auction last year, we received $6,800 in net proceeds from bids on items like a week-long mountain getaway,
Read more →In 2010, I was able to travel with Feed the Hunger to Haiti following the magnitude 7.0 earthquake that devastated much of country’s capital, Port-au-Prince, and the surrounding region. As I am playing with the children from one of the homes that Feed the Hunger partners with, I pondered
Read more →It’s not every day that one of your elected representatives drops by for a visit. That’s why we were honored to show North Carolina State Representative Steve Ross around the Feed the Hunger headquarters a couple of weeks ago. Our offices and warehouse facilities are located on
Read more →Have you ever had someone walk up to you and say, “Do you remember me”? You look at them and smile, but in your mind you are thinking, I have no idea who you are. You begin to panic and little sweat beads form on your
Read more →The sun had long set on that night a few years ago at the Samburu Sports Camp in the bush of northern Kenya where our mission team was staying. We were visiting our ministry partner Stakwell Yurenimo, who has a unique ministry there aimed at reconciling neighboring
Read more →Being good stewards means being good managers! While you might think this post is going down the road to a discussion about giving, stay with me. Today, we’re talking loading ramps and pulled muscles. You see, I think that being a good steward means being efficient and
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