The Hunger Advocacy Group helps congregations understand and respond to hunger across the Indiana-Kentucky Synod, addressing both immediate needs and the larger systems that contribute to food insecurity.

The group connects congregations with food banks and other established ministries, identifies funding opportunities, and provides practical resources for action. Its goal is to help congregations respond through giving, volunteering, education, advocacy and justice work while building a stronger, more coordinated response to hunger.

Take time this season to slow down, reflect and practice gratitude with the Indiana-Kentucky Synod Hunger Team’s Gratitude Devotional.

This 31-day devotional invites you into a daily practice of gratitude through Scripture, prayers, poetry, reflection questions and simple activities. Along the way, you’ll be encouraged to notice the blessings in everyday life, consider our connection to one another and explore how gratitude can shape the way we live and serve.

Gratitude Booklet

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Bread for the World: We Speak Up to End Hunger

This Lent, the Hunger Task Force invites you to deepen your understanding of hunger right here in the United States through a special devotional resource created for individuals and congregations.

This thoughtfully developed devotional booklet is designed to raise awareness, inspire reflection, and equip us to respond faithfully to the realities of hunger in our communities and across the country.

We encourage congregations to share this resource widely — in worship, small groups, and personal devotion time.

Hunger

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