Bread Emory

It’s Thursday and that means DBS! 🔥 Chicken, rice, broccoli casserole for dinner, karaoke, and the one and only Linh on stories! See you at 7:15!

There's lots of fun planned for the week! Can't wait to see you ✌

So thankful to worship with our incredible partners at @immanuelatl this morning and share about ways to get involved at Bread!

DBS is tonight ✨ Breakfast for dinner, trivia, and stories from Ulia!

We can’t wait to see all of you tonight!!!

A little late tonight but not too late to sign up for retreat!!!!

Bread Coffeehouse is a place unlike any other on campus

…a place where good coffee flows freely, delicious treats are served daily, where residents and staff know your name, where you will be treated with love no matter what you believe, a place that never pushes Jesus on you but a place where the staff believes in serving Jesus by serving you and loving you.

We have live bands, great dinners, quiet study times, deep conversations, great story tellers and people who will listen to you.And we are a lot of fun! Come play ping pong or a board game, create art by baking or drawing on the tables, pick up a guitar, play with playdough or dance in the kitchen.

Located at the intersection of North Decatur Road and Clifton Road, Bread Atlanta serves the students of Emory University and the surrounding area. The house is open Monday through Thursday during the semester for students to get a free cup of coffee, play games, and feel at home.

1227 Clifton Road
Atlanta, GA 30307

What We Do

House Hours

Our house is open daily, Monday - Thursday, for students to come, relax, have a cup of coffee, make new friends, and if necessary, study. We always have fresh hot and iced coffee on tap, but our espresso bar is open from 12-5 every day if you’d like a free signature drink made with love from a volunteer student barista.

Espresso Bar Hours: 12-5 pm

Fri-Sun: closed

Weekly Events

Thursdays 7:30pm EST - DBS! Join us starting September 1st for a homemade dinner (D), live band (B) and a storytelling about Jesus (S). Options available for dietary restrictions.

Small Groups, Bible Studies, and Leadership Groups meet throughout each week to learn anything and everything about the Bible and following Jesus and allow you the opportunity to meet new people.

Follow us on Social Media (@Bread_Emory) and sign up for our weekly Espresso Shot email to stay in the loop with all that is going on this semester!

Espresso Shot Sign Up

Small Group Sign Up

Eagle Food Pantry

Bread offers a free food pantry for students at Emory who are in need.

If you have any questions or would like to donate any items to the food pantry, please email eaglefoodpantry@breadcoffeehouse.org.

Who We Are

We are are the ones responsible for the events & activities at Bread Emory. We’d love to meet you!

**Brooke Vore**
*Interim Team Leader, Campus Minister*

Brooke launched Bread Oxford in 2016 with the dream that every student on campus would know there is a place where they are seen, known, loved, and valued. She joined the Bread Emory team in 2023 and looks forward to bringing all the she learned at Oxford to the Emory campus. She is more excited than ever to offer lavish hospitality, build trust-based relationships, and provide environments for students to experience the love of Jesus.

Kyle graduated from Atlanta Christian College (now Point University) in 2008. After graduation he moved to Birmingham England to help start a campus ministry at the University of Birmingham. He now works at Bread working with sophomore leaders among other things! Kyle is married to Alicia, is a dad of two boys, and enjoys bringing his dad energy to every situation possible (dad jokes are a favorite of his).

Grace “Cas” Rossi graduated in 2024 from Emory University with a major in Business and English — and she’s so excited to keep serving the Lord through her work at Bread! Originally hoping to work in publishing, she felt called to serve a higher purpose after graduation. Bread has been her home-away-from-home during college, and she’s been incredibly blessed to serve previously in student leadership roles. Now, she hopes to continue the mission of following Jesus’s word through action during her time as an intern. When she’s not talking Philippians and Isaiah (her favorite books in the Bible), she’s somewhere in the house reading, listening to Taylor Swift, or doing both.

Her nickname comes from her grandma (who she thinks was kind of the coolest person ever) and the fact that it gets confusing having so many Graces hanging around (even though she thinks its also one of the coolest names ever).