Feeding Bodies. Nourishing Souls. Transforming Communities.
At The Tabernacle NYC, we believe that love must be demonstrated — not just declared. The Bread of Life Outreach is our hands extended to the hungry, the homeless, and the hurting. Inspired by the words of Jesus in John 6:35 — “I am the Bread of Life; he that cometh to Me shall never hunger” — this ministry exists to meet both physical and spiritual needs, reminding our community that hope still lives and help is still here.
To reflect the compassion of Christ by feeding the hungry, clothing the needy, and empowering families with practical support and spiritual encouragement. We serve not just meals — but moments of love, dignity, and prayer that remind every person they are seen, valued, and loved by God.
To build a movement of mercy that transforms lives one plate, one prayer, and one person at a time. Through consistent outreach, food distribution, and community partnerships, we envision a city where no one goes hungry — physically or spiritually.
The Bread of Life Outreach stands as a living expression of The Tabernacle NYC’s heartbeat: to build people, transform cities, and advance the Kingdom. Every act of kindness, every bag of groceries, and every word of encouragement carries the message that Jesus is the true Bread that satisfies every hunger.
From weekly food drives and community meals to special holiday distributions and back-to-school care initiatives, the Bread of Life team goes beyond the church walls. We connect with families, seniors, single parents, and those experiencing hardship — turning compassion into action and faith into service. Lives are being restored, families are being strengthened, and hope is being rekindled throughout our neighborhoods.
You can be part of this Kingdom impact! Whether by volunteering your time, donating resources, or sponsoring a family, your contribution helps us continue being the hands and feet of Jesus. Together, we can ensure that no table remains empty and no heart goes unfed.
Join the Bread of Life Movement — because when we feed others, we feed the heart of God.
