Tim, from Liberty Township, said:
"Hello brother Jerry! I wanted to give you the 'Bread Report' for the week and I wanted to see if more bread and sweets would be available this Thursday. They are a blessing for my ministry. I could probably use 30 items again. I handed the extra out on the North 6th Street last week and met some new faces. Those items are an open door for starting conversations about Jesus. It's pretty cold out there, so the conversations are short, but Jesus' name is being lifted up nonetheless. It is easier to knock on doors of strangers with the bread in hand."
A Pastor, from Evanston, said:
"Your donuts, bread, and pastries are more than just food. They are God's bait to lure kids to the church, after school, for at least some sort of meal. No food. No kids. When we have food, I have an audience and an opportunity to share the love of Jesus."
Tressa, form West Chester, said:
"I will deliver the breads to the Lebanon shelter where they will be greatly appreciated and put to good use. Recently the Lord has been dealing with me about the poor and hungry and then you show up with your wife to help it was such an answer to prayer. I pray blessings for you. Again I thank you from Jesus' heart."
"Those trays of breads fed five needy families within the walls of our own church. I sent a lot to a young woman who lives in the trailer park next door, her husband died last year leaving her with four children to take care of...it was such a blessing to the kids, she is only 21 years old. The rest was taken to the shelter in Lebanon, they were so excited to receive. Again, I thank you, I loved delivering to all the families this morning. It so blessed each of their lives. May the Lord bless you and your family."