🧺 Immanuel’s Harvest of Hope, a ministry of Immanuel United Church of Christ.
The word Emmanuel means "God with Us." We believe that God’s presence calls us to serve and provide for our neighbors with dignity, compassion, and unconditional love (Agape). Our food pantry ministry is an extension of our faith, built on the principle that no one in our community should suffer from hunger or food insecurity.
Food is a basic need—and a powerful way to show care. Our on-site food pantry operates twice a week from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sundays and Thursdays, providing families in crisis or experiencing food insecurity with reliable access to healthy, nutritious food. Behind each of the meals is a story of resilience and a reminder that when a community comes together, no one has to face hunger alone.
Our Mission
The mission of Immanuel’s Harvest of Hope is simple: to provide sustenance and hope by ensuring our neighbors have access to sufficient, nourishing food for their families.
When you come through our doors, you are not just picking up groceries—you are receiving a blessing from God, offered through the helping hands of this congregation and our dedicated volunteers and donors. We are here to walk alongside you, offering not only food but also a welcoming spirit.
Hours and Location
Immanuel's Harvest of Hope is located at Immanuel United Church of Christ, 126 Church Street, Ferguson, 63126. We serve the Ferguson community and the following zip codes: 63121, 63132, 63134, 63135, and 63136.
- Service Days: Thursdays and Sundays
- Service Hours: 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
(Bring photo ID, SSN card, Medicaid or Medicare card, and proof of income.)
Our Pledge to You
We operate using a Client Choice Model, which allows individuals to select the food items that best meet the needs, preferences, and dietary requirements of their family. This system is designed to provide clients with dignity and choice, just as you would experience at a regular grocery store.
We look forward to sharing God’s love and blessings through serving the Ferguson community.