There was a record number of people in the park today. We served all our lunch bags before the line died down. We also had more people in the devotion circle than I can ever remember having. God is bringing people to hear His word, (more…)

Today there were many new faces in the park. We served so many people it was hard to make a connection with them all. Thankfully, God orchestrated this ministry to have willing volunteers who care and spend time with those we serve. So many people we serve are lonely. I sometimes

God has been gracious to provide many serving opportunities for Grace’s Kitchen in the month of October. Read also how GK helped to provide (more…)

A few months ago, we decided to sing at the end of our devotion time and have continued this each week. Though simple enough, this has become such a precious time! Today we sang these words: “How deep, how wide, how great is Your love for me.” Looking around the circle, it was

Some mornings in the park I feel useless. I feel like the same people are there saying the same things and that none of us are making a difference. Many mornings I struggle to get there and wonder what God really has for me that day. I wonder if what we are doing truly matters or

“Then [Jesus] ordered the crowds to sit down on the grass, and taking the five loaves and the two fish, he looked up to heaven and said a blessing. Then he broke the loaves and gave them to the disciples, and the disciples gave them to the crowds. And they all ate and were satisfied.

Psalm 34:18 reads, “The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.” As the volunteer who led the devotion shared this truth, I glanced at the many faces in the circle. One woman’s reaction to these words particularly stood out. The volunteer talked about