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Feeding 5000 – Sharing God’s Love Through Service
June 13 @ 6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
“For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat…” – Matthew 25:35
On 13th June 2026, the members of Baptist Church Sanathnagar gathered for a special outreach ministry titled “Feeding 5000” at the Home for Disabled, Shameerpet, Medchal Mandal, Telangana. This service initiative was organized with the desire to demonstrate Christ’s love through practical acts of compassion and care.
The event brought together church members, leaders, and volunteers who dedicated their time and resources to serve individuals residing at the Home for Disabled. Through fellowship, encouragement, prayer, and the sharing of meals, the church sought to reflect the heart of Christ to those in need.
Serving with Compassion
The ministry was a reminder that the Church is called not only to preach the Gospel but also to live it out through acts of kindness and service. As meals were distributed and time was spent with the residents, hearts were touched by the joy and gratitude shared throughout the day.
The event provided an opportunity for church members to witness firsthand the importance of caring for the vulnerable and extending God’s love beyond the walls of the church. It was a meaningful experience that strengthened the congregation’s commitment to Christian service and community outreach.
Supporting Sustainable Ministry
As part of this outreach initiative, Baptist Church Sanathnagar contributed ₹1,00,000 towards the installation of solar panels at the Home for Disabled. This contribution was made with the vision of supporting the institution’s long-term needs and helping reduce ongoing electricity expenses.
The solar panel project is expected to provide a sustainable source of energy for the residents and staff, enabling the home to better utilize its resources for the care and well-being of those under its ministry.
Giving as Christ Gave
The “Feeding 5000” outreach was more than a charitable event—it was an expression of Christian love, stewardship, and service. Through the sharing of meals and the contribution toward the solar panel project, the congregation was reminded that God calls His people to be channels of His grace and provision.
As a church family, we thank God for the opportunity to serve and pray that He will continue to bless the residents, caregivers, and administrators of the Home for Disabled.
“And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.” – Hebrews 13:16