117 E. Lemon Ave. Fresno, CA 93706
Feed My Sheep Ministries Church
The Church located at 117 E. Lemon Ave. Fresno, Ca. 93706 559-978-5469 where it is one of the highest watched programs in the neighborhood for gang activity. Gangs here recruit kids as early as the age of six. Were surrounded by five of the most deadliest gangs in Fresno who have encamped out in our neighborhood. The Modoc boys, Fairway, Strother, Southerners, and Bulldogs live in this area and the church is purposefully located in the center of this area. The purpose of the church is to meet the needs of the community, Spiritually, Physically, Mentally, and Emotionally. The church has a soup and sandwich kitchen providing a free hot meal, especially to those enslaved by gang and drug activity.
One day Pastor Bruce was in the front of the church raking the yard and a neighbor lady in her mid-sixties walked by and went into the house next door. When she came out, she stopped and talked with me in a very happy manner. She was carrying a bag in her hand and she said “Every month, my social security check runs out and I don’t have any money to buy food. The people in that house always help me with food for the rest of the month. “Right then, I knew that God was saying open up the back of the church for a feeding kitchen, and that’s what we did .
– Bruce Hood, Senior Pastor
We are a Non-Denominational Biblical Outreach Church. Designed to help people through the Word of God that may be suffering with Drug and Alcohol Addictions. Our Message is intended to help those in our community Break Free from the Bondage of Addictions by the word of God.
25 years experiencing working with people who are suffering in drug and alcohol addiction.
Just don t seem to fit anywhere else??? Come as you are, join us
Coming in May - 1484 S Arthur Ave Fresno, CA
The grand opening highlights major improvements to the church campus that are designed to serve residents throughout the surrounding neighborhoods. New additions include a Food Warehouse that will help provide consistent food support to families in need, as well as a double-wide mobile office trailer that will house offices for up to seven nonprofit organizations.
These organizations will provide essential services to the community, including:
- Employment assistance
- Food distribution
- Clothing resources
- Counseling services
- Bereavement support
- Additional community outreach programs
The initiative aims to address the many challenges faced by residents on Fresno’s West Side, an area long affected by gang activity, drug-related crime, and economic hardship.
“This property will house and provide food and services, along with hope for this community,” said Pastor Bruce Hood. “The West Side of Fresno is known for gunfire and gang activity that make things very difficult for our youth to focus on their education and getting a job to care for their families.”
