I AM SIGNIFICANT
Jesus consistently demonstrated the profound significance of every individual. He defied social norms by engaging with those who were marginalised, treating them with dignity and compassion.
His miracles weren’t reserved for the powerful; He healed the sick, fed the hungry, and raised the dead, showing that even the most vulnerable held immense worth. Jesus’ parables emphasised loving one’s neighbour, regardless of their social standing. He prioritised personal connection over rigid adherence to religious law, shown in His interactions with Zacchaeus and the woman at the well.
Through His actions and teachings, Jesus revealed that human value isn’t determined by status or deeds, but by inherent worth in God’s eyes. At Feed The Hungry, we want to strive beyond simply giving out food just to survive each day, to helping those we work with to know that they are significant.
– Gwyn
In this Field Report…
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I am Significant
Read more: I am SignificantRich Smith shares why feeding the hungry is more than just giving food. A few years ago, I sat in a small room, not much bigger than a garden shed, which was home to a grandmother called Rosemary, her son and her grandson. They lived in Epworth, a poor suburb of Harare, Zimbabwe. Rosemary’s grandson…
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Sharing Hope in Warren Park
Read more: Sharing Hope in Warren ParkFeed The Hungry’s mission is to take people on a journey from survival to significance. This looks different to different people, but the one thing that we believe is the same for everyone is the need for Jesus, and finding life in Him. Warren Park is a suburb of Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe. Every…
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Bolivia Update: Spring 2025
Read more: Bolivia Update: Spring 2025Isaac and Anali Butcher, with their two girls, have been working in Bolivia for the past 3 years – taking food and the Gospel to people living on the streets of Santa Cruz and to nearby villages. While they’ve been doing this, they have also been managing a large building project on a plot of…
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Make May Matter in 2025
Read more: Make May Matter in 2025Chloe Scanlan, Feed The Hungry’s Events Manager, shares how you can make an impact in 2025. We are so excited to announce plans for Make May Matter 2025! For those new to the initiative, Make May Matter is a dedicated month where Feed The Hungry supporters and donors come together to organise and participate in…
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Tammy
Read more: TammyTamara, or ‘Tammy’, is the only girl in her family. She has six brothers, one older and five younger. She was born with a disability; her parents saw that she struggled to walk and as she grew she had to use a wheelchair for mobility. Having a disability carries additional challenges, and in Zambia, the…