About US
The mission of the Abundant Harvest is to feed the body, nourish the soul, and transform the community.
In 2017 we began with a food truck, feeding refugees and rebuilding homes after Hurricane Harvey. In 2020 as COVID shut-down our community, we opened The Abundant Harvest Kitchen, responding to meet immediate physical needs, providing more than one million pounds of food and and ten thousand meals to local families. We're currently feeding more than 1,200 familes each month through our food pantry.
Our café is now open! Please come visit us at 24803 Oakhurst Drive. Join us for lunch Monday-Thursday at Noon, volunteer at our food pantry every Tuesday and Thursday, and enjoy our coffee shop with free wifi, When you buy one of our Meals To Go, we feed the same meal to a local family in need. Every meal you buy feeds another local family. To support us with a charitable contribution, please visit our DONATE page.
In 2017 we began with a food truck, feeding refugees and rebuilding homes after Hurricane Harvey. In 2020 as COVID shut-down our community, we opened The Abundant Harvest Kitchen, responding to meet immediate physical needs, providing more than one million pounds of food and and ten thousand meals to local families. We're currently feeding more than 1,200 familes each month through our food pantry.
Our café is now open! Please come visit us at 24803 Oakhurst Drive. Join us for lunch Monday-Thursday at Noon, volunteer at our food pantry every Tuesday and Thursday, and enjoy our coffee shop with free wifi, When you buy one of our Meals To Go, we feed the same meal to a local family in need. Every meal you buy feeds another local family. To support us with a charitable contribution, please visit our DONATE page.
The Reverend Sean Steele Vicar The Rev. Sean Steele is Vicar and founding Church Planter of St. Isidore Episcopal, a 5-year-old community in Spring, Texas. Sean is always on the lookout for people left-out by how we traditionally gather as Church. He received a BBA-Finance from the University of Texas (2001), an MA in Theology from Creighton University (2005), an MDiv from The Seminary of the Southwest (2012), and is a fully trained Mediator (2007), Licensed Daring Way Facilitator (2014) and ICF Coach (2018). Sean has been together with his wife Rebecca for almost 20 years and together they have 3 children, Margo, Sebastian, and Eleanor and a Labradoodle named Indiana Jones. Sean loves all things related to athletics, particularly basketball, and is an avid Longhorn fan. |
Robert Garza Operations Manager Robert Garza is from a small ranch in South Texas, and finds joy in service. He served honorably in our U.S. Army (2003-2011) with multiple tours of duty. Obtaining his Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice at Texas State University (2011) led to post-graduate studies in International Security. Robert began attending St. Isidore’s Warrior Church in 2019 when he was working at The PTSD Foundation of America’s Camp Hope in Harris County. His hobbies lie outdoors in nature, paddle-boarding, free-climbing, and skydiving are his favorite activities. |
Molly Carr Executive Chef and Kitchen Pastor Molly is a native Texan, and loves to bring people together around the table. She has received degrees in Sports Medicine, Culinary Arts, Youth Ministry, Pastoral Care, and Religious Education. She is currently working on her doctoral degree in Church Entrepreneurship. She is part of the Marianist Family, who invite others to share in Mary’s mission of making Christ present in every age and culture by forming persons and communities of apostolic faith that advance justice and reconciliation. Molly is the proud mom of Ursula, a senior in the criminal justice department at The University of North Texas. She is also the dogmom to Stop and Go, two very mischievous Boswawa puppies. Molly loves spending time with her friends and family, drinking Diet Coke, watching reruns of West Wing and Downton Abbey, swedish fish, reading, playing Candy Crush and exploring the world. |