Pastors, missionaries, ministry leaders, and believers from different churches gather in fellowship and prayer. Together we intercede for the nations (1 Timothy 2:1–2), local churches, missionaries, pastors, communities, families, and the advance of the Gospel. We believe prayer is not simply preparation for ministry—prayer is ministry (Acts 4:31).

Through food received from Trader Joe’s, we serve individuals and families in the Bayonne community. While people gather, we also share the Word of God—because compassion addresses physical needs (James 2:15–17) while pointing ultimately to humanity’s deepest need: reconciliation with God through Jesus Christ (John 3:16–17). We give food because people matter. We share Christ because eternity matters.

Every Sunday morning we bring food donated by Dunkin’ and Panera Bread into the streets of Journal Square, serving people experiencing homelessness, passersby, taxi drivers, commuters, and anyone who needs something to eat. We bring more than food: we share God’s Word, worship together, listen, and offer prayer (Romans 10:14–15; Luke 14:23). Come hungry. Come hurting. Come passing through. You are welcome.

We gather to seek God together and pray for the renewing work of the Holy Spirit in the hearts of believers (Psalm 85:6; Acts 1:8)—reviving us not simply to experience His presence, but to be empowered to carry the Gospel beyond the meeting and into the world. Come expecting God to work in you—and through you.