A Culture of Prayer

As our Vision Statement affirms, Food For The Poor’s ministry reflects God’s unconditional love, which surrenders all, inspires trust and faith, and embraces all people, regardless of race, status or creed. We believe that Christ is alive, and that we can best serve Him by assisting those in greatest need. (Matthew 25:40)

Accordingly, we stress the need for regular prayer to guide and maintain the purity of our mission. Prayer is a fundamental part of our ministry.

At our headquarters in Coconut Creek, Florida, Food For The Poor staff members hold daily prayer services. We receive prayer requests through the mail, by telephone or through our Web site, and we regularly pray for the poor as well as for our donors and their needs.

Our prayer services renew our sense of mission and offer inspiration for the work that we do each day.

On Thursdays, Food For The Poor celebrates the abundant blessings that God has bestowed on us during our “Thankful Thursday” prayer service. At this special weekly service, the entire organization is encouraged to participate and celebrate God’s goodness.

We know that our donors face life’s challenges daily, and at times also have cause to celebrate moments of special blessing. We invite you to contact us during these times so that we can join with you in prayer. Whether to seek God’s guidance or to offer thanks for our Lord’s benevolence, we encourage you to allow us to share a few prayerful moments with you.

At Food For The Poor, we know that our ministry has flourished because of God’s love. Prayer is an important expression of this understanding, and is an essential part of our ministry.

Click here to join with us in prayer.