Hidden Heroes: Glory Bee Ministries
Key Takeaways
- •Glory Bee Ministries serves Mineral Springs and rural Howard County, Arkansas.
- •Through the USDA Summer Feeding Program, they provide free grab-and-go meals to children and teens 18 and under.
- •They also run a community soup kitchen serving warm meals to neighbors in need.
- •Rooted in Matthew 25:35-36: "I was hungry and you gave me food."
Feeding Rural Arkansas
Glory Bee Ministries is a rural Arkansas nonprofit rooted in Matthew 25:35-36 - "I was hungry and you gave me food." In a part of the country where resources can be thin and hunger is real, Glory Bee makes sure their neighbors are fed, body and soul.
Free Meals When School Is Out
Each summer, Glory Bee helps provide free meals for local youth through the USDA Summer Feeding Program - grab-and-go meals for children and teens ages 18 and under, so that no child goes hungry when school lets out. Parents can pick up several days' worth of meals at a time, removing the barriers that keep families from getting help.
A Table for the Community
Beyond the summer program, Glory Bee runs a community soup kitchen, serving warm meals and steady care to those who need them. Through faithful outreach and prayer, they meet practical needs while sharing the love of Jesus with their neighbors.
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