Risen with Grace: Bread for Every Table
What it is
Risen with Grace is our ministry loaf — a way of making sure no one goes without daily bread. Inspired by Isaiah 61:3 and the words of Jesus, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me shall not hunger, and whoever believes in me shall never thirst” (John 6:35), this program offers loaves through a simple Pay-What-You-Can model. If you have little, pay little. If you have nothing, simply request a loaf. If you have more, you can give more. Every loaf is baked with the same care, because God’s provision is not divided by cost.
How we manage it
Each week, we bake with Risen with Grace in mind. Loaves are set aside for those who need them, supported through two streams:
Pay-What-You-Can contributions from those receiving bread.
Pay-It-Forward gifts from others who sponsor loaves for neighbors they may never meet.
This rhythm ensures that every table has a place in the story — those in need are served, and those who give become part of the blessing.
How you can take advantage
If you or someone you know could use this blessing, click “Request a Loaf.” There’s no paperwork, no judgment, and no cost if you cannot pay. The bread will be ready for pickup or delivery just like any other order, because grace is meant to be received freely.
How you can help
Pay What You Can — Contribute whatever is possible when you request bread.
Pay It Forward — Sponsor a loaf so another family can receive bread in Christ’s name.
Spread the Word — Share Risen with Grace with neighbors and ministries so that no table is overlooked.
“I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me shall not hunger, and whoever believes in me shall never thirst.” — John 6:35
"Risen with Grace exists to remind us that God’s mercy rises new every morning. If He rained down manna from heaven to sustain His people, we too can offer daily bread to our neighbors. This loaf is more than food — it is a garment of praise for the weary, a gift of relief for the hungry, and a testimony that the Lord still provides through the hands of His people. By grace, we are fed. By grace, we give."