When you give to the Bread Coffeehouse General Fund, you help create hospitable environments for college students to engage in transformational community where they can encounter the love of Christ.

You keep loving and trained ministers in all of our locations focused on meeting the needs of the communities in which they serve.

You help us dream, and scout new campuses, and recruit new talent to take this love to students who desperately need a cup of coffee and a listening ear.

We couldn’t do this without you! Thank You!

Contact: chris@breadcoffeehouse.org

Bread Emory serves the students of Emory University and the surrounding area. Functioning as a free coffeehouse and campus ministry, Bread Emory hosts events, small groups, leadership teams, and more. The house is open during the week for students to get free coffee, play games, and find community.

Contact: Info@Breadcoffeehouse.org

Bread Oxford started in 2016 with the desire to build a bridge between the Oxford and Atlanta campuses of Emory University. We are so excited to expand our Bread family with the students in Oxford!

Bread exists because of donations from individuals, churches, and organizations. We would love for you to be a part of Bread continuing to host free events and meals! If you are interested in becoming a monthly partner or giving a one-time gift, click the buttons below. All financial gifts are tax deductible. Thank you for your support!

Contact: oxford@breadcoffeehouse.org

Brooke is so excited to join the Bread Emory team in Atlanta after spending the last 8 years at Bread Oxford. 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. Being on the Atlanta campus will allow her to continue relationships she began with students in Oxford as well as challenge her and allow her to grow in a new environment.

Contact: brooke@breadcoffeehouse.org

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. After working in local churches as a student pastor for 9 years, he joined the Bread staff in 2015. Kyle graduated from Fuller Theological Seminary in 2019 with an MA in Theology. Kyle loves fishing, playing golf, and cheering on his favorite Atlanta sports teams.

Contact: kyle@breadcoffeehouse.org

Kishore graduated from Georgia Tech in 2017 with a Masters in Mechanical Engineering. While at Tech, Kishore saw God’s love in action both in and through his campus ministry community which compelled him to dedicate his life to Jesus in 2016. After graduating, he interned at that campus ministry for a year, then spent a year working with a missionary training organization in Alabama, and then joined the Bread Oxford team as a Campus Minister. For the past three years he has loved serving the students and building community at Emory’s Oxford Campus and is excited to continue that work in the upcoming years.

Contact: kishore@breadcoffeehouse.org

Mandy graduated from Atlanta Christian College (Point University) in 2001 and then from Georgia State University in 2005 with a Master’s in Sports Administration. After graduation, she spent the next 14 years at Point working with athletes in different roles: head volleyball and basketball coach, Sports Information Director; as well as teaching several classes. In 2014 she re-launched a campus ministry, Kudzu, in Milledgeville where she served the students of Georgia College and Georgia Military College for five years. Mandy loves all things sports, working out, spending time with her nieces and nephews, traveling, and hanging out with her people.

Contact: mandy@breadcoffeehouse.org

Chris graduated from Georgia Tech in 2002 with a degree in Civil Engineering. Naturally, he then decided to move to Spain for 8 years to work with Globalscope planting a campus ministry at the University of Salamanca. He then returned to the States to finish a master's in Theology and work at Point University in student life and university relations. Chris is excited to join the Bread campus ministries as director.  He loves soccer, the outdoors, speaking Spanish, and his wife Natalie.

Contact: chris@breadcoffeehouse.org

Caleb graduated from GCSU in May 2021 with a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics and served as a leader at Kudzu - Caleb’s College Ministry. Afterwards he spent a year pursuing a deeper relationship with the Lord by continuing to serve at Kudzu. He was initially introduced to Bread when they came down to speak one night at Kudzu’s weekly event. Now he is excited to walk in faith alongside new faces and new friends.

When he’s not nerding-out over math, he’s probably nerding-out over the newest Marvel movie. He also enjoys reading, playing video games, and cooking.

Contact: caleb@breadcoffeehouse.org

David graduated from Georgia Tech in 2018 with a degree in Industrial Engineering. His college experience was profoundly impacted by his participation with Christian Campus Fellowship at Tech. He was so impacted that he decided to join the staff as a campus minister and work to create space for young people to experience community and the love of Jesus in a tangible way, just as he had.

Now David feels called to join the team of Bread campus ministers planting a new college ministry at Kennesaw State University. He is excited to take his wisdom and experience to a new campus that craves community and belonging. God has great things in store for the students of KSU, and Bread's model and mission of creating communities of students that impact their world with love as they become followers of Jesus are a perfect fit for David!

Contact: david@breadcoffeehouse.org

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).

Contact: cas@breadcoffeehouse.org

Christiaan has always loved exploring the truth. He was raised to question everything and honestly search for answers. He graduated with a degree in International Studies from SPSU and holds a Master of Divinity in Christian Education from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Paul’s interaction with the Stoics and Epicureans on Mars Hill inspired him to make honest conversations the foundation of his ministry style. He finds tremendous joy in walking alongside others on their journey of discovering the truth. Asking others questions, listening to their experiences, and loving without an agenda during and after their search for truth energizes him more than a cup of coffee.

Christiaan is especially thrilled for the opportunity to serve students at Bread Emory through his love of cooking, excitement for games of all sorts, and passion for storytelling. With everything going on in the world and life, students, now more than ever, need authentic community, a place to experience the love of Jesus, and the freedom to have honest conversations with someone who cares about them exactly where they’re at… but too much for them to stay there.  

Contact: christiaan@breadcoffeehouse.org