Forever Changed Outreach

05/13/2026

Over the past two weeks, we’ve had the incredible privilege of serving those in need and witnessing God move in so many beautiful ways. Every moment reminded us that when we simply make ourselves available, the Lord faithfully works through even the smallest acts of kindness to reveal His love and goodness.
One of the biggest blessings was being able to spend time with a camp that was preparing to relocate before it was cleared out. We had the opportunity to pray with several individuals there, and hearing how much those prayers meant to them was deeply humbling. Many shared that prayer lifted a weight off their shoulders, brought peace to their hearts, and reminded them that they were seen and loved. Moments like that are powerful reminders that God meets people exactly where they are.
We also had the opportunity to serve at Catalyst again this week, which is always such a blessing. We’re incredibly thankful for the extra food we’re able to provide, helping meet the needs of so many while also giving the kitchen staff a much-needed break for the evening. It’s always encouraging to come together in service and fellowship, knowing that every meal shared is another opportunity to show God’s love in a tangible way.
Another special moment this week came while handing out salads from Chick-fil-A at the park. We were unexpectedly reunited with someone we hadn’t seen in nearly two years. At one point, we honestly didn’t know where life had taken him, so seeing him healthy, smiling, and doing well was an answered prayer in itself. He now has his own apartment, is taking great care of himself, and shared that he has no desire to return to life on the streets. It was such an encouragement to see how far he has come and a reminder that God continues to work in people’s lives even when we cannot see it.
One moment that especially stood out happened while we were serving beans and cornbread. A gentleman shared that he had been thinking about cornbread for the last couple of hours, and when we arrived with exactly that, he was completely amazed. He kept asking, “Did you say cornbread?” with the biggest smile on his face. It may seem like a small thing, but it was such a beautiful reminder that we serve an on-time God who cares deeply about every detail, even the simple desires of our hearts.
We also had the blessing of meeting a man named Clyde, who is currently working on rebuilding and reestablishing his life. We were able to spend time talking about the Lord, hearing his testimony, and sharing Scripture together. Conversations like these are always encouraging because they remind us that God is continually drawing people closer to Himself and revealing His faithfulness in every season.
Overall, these past couple of weeks have been filled with opportunities to serve, pray, encourage, and witness the Holy Spirit moving in powerful ways. Time and time again, God revealed His unconditional love to people who simply needed to know they were seen, valued, and not forgotten.
We are so grateful for every person we encountered and every opportunity the Lord gave us to be His hands and feet. Serving others is truly an honor, and everything we do is ultimately for His glory. God is so good, and we remain thankful that He allows us to be part of what He is doing in the lives of others.

04/29/2026

God is so good, and we are truly blessed to be used by Him in this work. Last Tuesday, we had the privilege of serving at Catalyst, where we shared taco soup and fellowship with everyone who came through. There was an abundance—enough to ensure everyone was fed, many received seconds, and even several walk-ups were welcomed with a warm meal. We were grateful to take an additional 40 meals out to the streets on Wednesday, continuing to spread love and care.
Although Saturday didn’t go quite as planned due to a shortage of volunteers, God still made a way. One of our regulars reached out to check on us, and we were able to prepare 10 meals and personally deliver the items he needed. In that moment, we had the opportunity to minister not only to Danny, but also to Troy—praying with him and sharing the love of Jesus.
Today, we were able to follow up by delivering requested clothing and serving another 57 meals throughout Louisville and the Goodwill center. Each interaction reminded us that ministry isn’t always about words or prayers—sometimes it’s a smile, a simple conversation, or just showing up and letting someone know they are deeply loved and not forgotten.
If you feel called to be part of what God is doing, we would love to have you join us. Whether through volunteering, donating, or simply spreading the word, every bit helps make a difference.
Have a truly blessed day! ❤️

04/22/2026

Outreach Update (4/11/26 & 4/18/26)

It’s been a beautiful couple of weeks serving our community!

On 4/11, we had many opportunities to pray with individuals and truly felt the Spirit of the Lord moving. There were some powerful, meaningful moments—bringing joy, comfort, and hope to those on the streets. The harvest is ripe, but the laborers are few.

On 4/18, we spent time in Jeffersonville and served around 30 individuals. Brandon led us to a new camp, where we connected with several people and lifted them up in prayer. Even in tough moments—like with Danny, who wasn’t having the best day—we were still able to show love and pray with him. There were many people out, and several were in need, with many receiving meals.

During the week, we also had the opportunity to serve in other ways. On Monday (4/13), we were honored to provide a meal for RCLS thanks to generous Chick-fil-A donations. Then on Thursday, we helped provide clothing during a meal service in Portland.

We’re always grateful for opportunities to partner with other outreaches. It’s never about one group—it’s about the Kingdom and giving God all the glory!

04/14/2026

Huge blessing Friday from Morgan Foods and shout out to Nathan for all the help! We were able to pickup two pallets of can goods that we will be able to use to support the less fortunate and our community! Thank you for those that helped unload the can goods appreciate your support! God is good!

04/09/2026

Update from Andrew for 4/4/26

God is good — what a week! We stayed busy moving donations and made a new connection for sliced bread — such a blessing. Tuesday we served about 38 meals and were able to reach a lot of hungry people.
Saturday was powerful. My son Isaiah joined a great team, and the focus in prayer was simple — we have the honor of serving. We gave out meals, clothes, shoes, prayed with many, and connected with Rob, who’s looking for a fresh start. Please keep him in prayer.
Also spent time with my buddy Danny. He asked why we care so much. The answer is simple: God is love, and we’re called to love others the same way. We’re believing for his freedom and restoration.
If you want to get involved, we always need volunteers and monthly sponsors to keep the ministry going. Thank you for your support — God bless!

04/03/2026

Outreach Update – 3/28/26

It has been a great week to serve our community!

We had the opportunity to pray with several people and spend time building trust and relationships. We passed out hygiene packs, clean clothes, shoes, blankets, and other essential supplies. In total, we gave out 130 meals, provided by New Hope Wesleyan Church in Corydon.

On Tuesday the 24th, our founders Andrew and Crystal, along with their oldest son Isaiah, cooked and served chili, peanut butter sandwiches, and desserts at Catalyst Rescue Mission in Jeffersonville. What an amazing blessing it was to partner with this wonderful organization. The residents were able to enjoy a hearty meal, and many came back for seconds.

Then on Thursday, we served alongside another group at a pavilion in Portland, where we helped distribute clothing and shoes. We are truly blessed by these partnerships and the opportunity to serve together.

**All glory to God for everything He is doing!**

03/28/2026

3/21/2026 - Update from Andrew:

This week was such a blessing—though I won’t lie, it was also exhausting in the best kind of way.
On Thursday morning, Ihad the opportunity to take my son Grant with me as we served breakfast to about 32 people. Watching him step in and truly enjoy serving those in need meant more to me than I can put into words. That same evening, we partnered with other ministries to hand out clothes and continue serving—it was powerful to see everyone come together with one purpose.
Saturday was a little lighter on help, so we weren’t able to take clothing out, but we still served 108 meals. We met several people who genuinely didn’t know where their next meal would come from. When we showed up, their gratitude was overwhelming. Moments like that remind you exactly why this matters.
We were also able to pray with several people. Please keep Brittney in your prayers—she’s making the brave decision to enter a detox program and get her life back on track. That takes real courage.
Overall, it was just an incredibly blessed week. God is moving.
Right now, we are really short on volunteers and could truly use your help. If you’ve ever thought about coming out to serve with us, please reach out—we would be so grateful to have you alongside us.
“The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few.”
We love you all. God bless ❤️

03/20/2026

We met this wonderful outreach last night while serving in Portland. We look forward to getting to know them and their mission more, and partnering with them.

🐾💛 COMMUNITY OUTREACH IN ACTION 💛🐾

Today we were out in Portland connecting with our community—and moments like this remind us why we do what we do.

We absolutely love networking with others who are out here making a difference, showing up, and providing real support to people in need. It takes a village, and we are so grateful to be part of one that truly cares.

✨ A huge shoutout to Forever Changed Outreach✨
It was amazing to meet a team that shares the same heart for service—providing food, dog food, and clothing to individuals and families across Southern Indiana and Louisville.

These connections matter.
These relationships matter.
This is how change happens.

We are so excited to continue building partnerships with like-minded organizations so we can expand resources and reach even more people (and pets!) in need. 🐾

💬 If you know of organizations we should connect with, drop them in the comments!
📲 Want to support our outreach efforts? Share this post or reach out to get involved.

Together, we are stronger.
Together, we are making a difference. 💛

03/18/2026

NEEDED!!! Men’s pants sizes 29-36, and men’s shoes sizes 9-13!! If you have any to spare, please reach out and we can provide drop off information or arrange a pick up!

03/17/2026

3/14/2026
What a beautiful Saturday to go out and serve. We were also able to be out Thursday and were blessed to feed around 33 people.
On Thursday we handed out bracelets with our logo and phone number because many people lose the cards we give them. On one of our last stops today, we met a gentleman we had fed on Thursday. As we pulled up, he pointed to the bracelet still on his wrist. A small reminder—but it meant something to him.
Before we left to serve, I was praying about how many of the people we meet have had labels and word curses spoken over their lives by society, family, and circumstances. The bracelet has our Forever Changed Outreach logo with a cross. My prayer is that when they see it, they remember they can be forever changed through Jesus Christ—never the same.
We prayed with many people today. It was especially meaningful to have my daughter out serving with us. Several hurting women simply needed to know they still have value. My daughter hugged a few of them as they cried, just needing someone to remind them they matter.
So many people just wanted human contact—someone willing to sit with them, talk, or give them a hug so they could feel normal for a moment. Even in the middle of addiction and brokenness, the love of God still reaches people. His love breaks chains.
Very thankful for our team who gives their time so faithfully. A huge thank you to Lisa and Terry and Grace Tabernacle in Crawford for providing the meal. We are very blessed.
God is so good. May He be glorified in all we do.

03/17/2026

3/14/2026
What a beautiful Saturday to go out and serve. We were also able to be out Thursday and were blessed to feed around 33 people.
One of our directors had the great idea to hand out bracelets with our logo and phone number because many people lose the cards we give them. On one of our last stops today, we met a gentleman we had fed on Thursday. As we pulled up, he pointed to the bracelet still on his wrist. A small reminder—but it meant something to him.
Before we left to serve, I was praying about how many of the people we meet have had labels and word curses spoken over their lives by society, family, and circumstances. The bracelet has our Forever Changed Outreach logo with a cross. My prayer is that when they see it, they remember they can be forever changed through Jesus Christ—never the same.
We prayed with many people today. It was especially meaningful to have my daughter out serving with us. Several hurting women simply needed to know they still have value. My daughter hugged a few of them as they cried, just needing someone to remind them they matter.
So many people just wanted human contact—someone willing to sit with them, talk, or give them a hug so they could feel normal for a moment. Even in the middle of addiction and brokenness, the love of God still reaches people. His love breaks chains.
Very thankful for our team who gives their time so faithfully. A huge thank you to Lisa and Terry and Grace Tabernacle in Crawford for providing the meal. We are very blessed.
God is so good. May He be glorified in all we do.