In this season of deep sorrow, we are coming together as a church family to surround Mark and Sandi Baker with love and support after the heartbreaking loss of their son, Noah Baker. When a family walks through grief like this, even the simplest daily tasks can feel overwhelming. Preparing meals, running errands, and keeping up with everyday responsibilities can become heavy burdens. This is where we, as the body of Christ, step in—not because we have all the answers, but because we are called to carry one another through moments like these. Starting this meal chain is a small but meaningful way we can lighten that load. Each meal provided is more than just food—it’s a reminder that they are not alone, that they are seen, and that they are deeply loved. It’s an expression of compassion in action, a way to serve quietly and faithfully during a time when words often fall short. Being the church means showing up. It means standing in the gap, meeting needs, and offering comfort through our presence and our actions. As we take part in this meal chain, we are living out that calling—bringing a little bit of peace, care, and support into a very difficult season. Let’s continue to lift up Mark and Sandi in prayer, surround them with love, and walk alongside them as they navigate the days ahead.