Leadership, Strength, & Discipline.
FEED & FATHER
Mission Statement
"Feed and Father exists to meet urgent needs, raise resilient leaders, and build Kingdom communities by serving boldly, loving deeply, and leading sacrificially."
Get Involved!
At our faith-based nonprofit, we serve local youth in Bryan, TX, through SOS and the True North program, extend missions abroad in Guatemala, and hold a Tuesday Men’s Strength Group. We invite you to join us in transforming lives and building strong communities through these three core service arms.
Men’s Strength Group
Our Men’s Strength Group is a community of Christian men who prioritize building a strong foundation of faith and mentorship for the next generation. The group provides a safe and supportive environment where men can lean onto God, encourage one another, and build biblical principles to become better fathers, husbands, and leaders. With its emphasis on mentorship and accountability, the Strength Group is an essential community for men seeking to strengthen their faith and become positive role models for the youth.
True North
True North exists to mentor young men from the juvenile justice system through a 12-week, Christ-centered program that cultivates leadership, integrity, and purpose. By combining biblical truth, life skills, and hands-on training, we equip each teen to become a man of character who leads his family and community with strength and faith.
International Missions to Guatemala
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to serve the people of Guatemala by building safe, sturdy homes for families in need—twice a year, every year. Rooted in the love of Christ, we work in partnership with One Way Community Group to bring hope, dignity, and lasting impact through hands-on service, authentic relationships, and faithful collaboration with local communities.
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"Pure and unblemished religion in the sight of our God and Father is this: to visit and look after the fatherless and the widows in their distress, and to keep oneself uncontaminated by the [secular] world."
- James 1:27
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"To whom much is given, much is demanded."
- Luke 12:48