Our Daily Bread Community Kitchen

Looking for a way to serve? Our Daily Bread Community Kitchen is in need of bottled water and welcomes your donations! Contact Jesse Pilkenton at [email protected] to coordinate a drop off.

Look who got his vaccination today at Our Daily Bread! Thankful that our Downtown Ministries volunteers and staff are preparing for a safe return to football this fall!

Our volunteers from Athens First United Methodist are hard at work today serving up a yummy meal for our guests!

We’re so grateful for the team from the Clarke County Health Department that provided a vaccination clinic at Our Daily Bread Community Kitchen today! Loving our neighbors well means working with local partners to provide a full continuum of care to this vulnerable population.

We were so excited to return to indoor dining for the first time in over a year today at Our Daily Bread Community Kitchen! Our heart is to share the up-close-and-personal, radical hospitality of Christ as we share meals with our neighbors. 🍲💕

It was such a pleasure to host our Volunteer Brunch today. We are so blessed to have such committed volunteers and supporters of Our Daily Bread Community Kitchen and it was such a treat to be able to serve those that serve others.

All Our Daily Bread volunteers are invited to brunch this Wednesday! We want to celebrate you and to share what’s next for the kitchen!

Today we celebrate our spring interns! Lindsey and Hannah, thank you for the selfless way your serve our guests at Our Daily Bread. The love of Christ shines through you!

The impact these women have had this year at Our Daily Bread cannot be overstated! So thankful for our dynamic social services team and the way they have loved on our neighbors!

We had so much fun with Christian Worship Assembly of Hartwell on Good Friday! They blessed our guests with dozens and dozens of bookbags filled with hygiene supplies and other goodies. The perfect way to show the true meaning of Jesus’ resurrection!

"He himself bore our sins" in his body on the cross, so that we might die to sins and live for righteousness; "by his wounds you have been healed." 1 Peter 2:24