Since 2012, Rev. Jimi Kestin and his wife, Rev. Rickine Kestin,  noticed that while there were places where those in need could get food or meals during the week, there were no hot meals over the weekend for the elderly, homeless and otherwise hungry.

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Moved by this need and their dedication to service, the church started the Sunday Feast and Friday food pantry. Between the feast and food pantry services, the church feeds an estimated 20,000 community members annually.

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The programs quickly grew past their financial ability, and the church reached out to the community, finding help from the Utah Food Bank and LDS humanitarian services, as well as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Bishop’s Storehouse.