This isnt religion in velvet robes. We dont hide behind pulpits or polished pews. You will find us on the streets, in the slums, and housing estates where hope grows thin. We are here to serve.

Cook Serve Pray Repeat

Cook Serve Pray Repeat

What We Do -The Way of the Table

This is our rhythm: Cook. Serve. Pray. Repeat. It’s not complicated, but it’s sacred.

COOK

We cook slow and serve hot. Pans clatter like prayer bells in the kitchen. Every pot is a protest against hunger. This is worship , with wooden spoons and worn hands.

SERVE

We show up, no stage, no spotlight. Just cracked hands and open hearts. We carry grace in holy hot pots. This is the way of the Table

PRAY

Our prayers rise with the kettle steam. Sometimes whispered. Sometimes groaned. We pray like it matters, because it does. This is our incense. This is our church.

Group of people gathered around a car with an open trunk on a street at night in Ireland. Some are holding drinks and engaged in conversation.
Group of people in Myanmar sitting and eating outdoors with plates of food.
Group of people gathered under a tree, with one person serving food from a large pot in Cambodia.
Young child in a blue sweater holding a bowl, standing beside a metal door in Kenya.

COOK

  • Join our community kitchens.

  • Host a Holy Hot Pot.

  • Cook with us on the streets.:

Join the Table

SERVE

  • Distribute meals

  • Pack food parcels,

  • Serve people where they are

PRAY

  • Pray with and for others.

  • Join our monthly prayer rhythm.

  • Share hope in word and silence.

Support the Work

Whether you give once or every month—you’re putting love on the table.

“It all about the Beans, Rice & Jesus Christ. Travelling as a missionary has led me to different corners of the globe, where I've cooked in streets, jungles, and slums across Cambodia, Myanmar and Kenya. In these places, I've dedicated myself to building communities by sharing messages of hope and faith, guided by our ethos of Trust, Empower, and Transform. Along the way, I've sought to embody the love of Jesus in tangible ways, while also gaining invaluable insights from the diverse cultures and individuals I've encountered..” Ross B  

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