graceRIOT
With hearts bent toward the broken and a passion for unity in the Body of Christ, our goal is to love all, just as Christ so loved the world.
The Kingdom of Heaven suffers violence, and the violent take it by force.
Matthew 11:12graceRIOT
Jeremy and Sarah Dunston are an evangelistic team with a passion for seeing lives transformed through the love of Jesus. Jeremy carries the heart of a father, while Sarah moves with boldness and fire as a street evangelist. Both were radically saved out of religion and rebellion in 2017, and since then, they’ve pursued God wholeheartedly, serving together to awaken hearts and equip the Body of Christ.
Together they formed graceRIOT, an evangelistic ministry with the goal of bringing “the church” outside the four walls and actively into the lives of the hurting and hopeless. graceRIOT crosses enemy territories to connect souls to the Kingdom of Light. Whether this is the homeless, addicts on the streets, children living in motels, or victims in disaster zones, graceRIOT is powered by the Good News to deliver hope and freedom.
The holy reviving fire of evangelism
“Evangelism means that you are obedient to share the gospel unto the point of death. If He tells you to go talk to someone, you do it — with the intent of leading someone to make a decision for Christ.
Revelation 12:11 says, “And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of the TESTIMONY, and they did not love their lives unto death.”
Evangelism is not loving life, but loving the lost more than yourself.
Why? To lead them to a decision to follow Christ.”
Outside the
four walls
The streets
Meals, blankets, prayer, and presence.
The motels
Families and children living week to week in single rooms.
Addiction
Walking with people through withdrawal, relapse, and recovery.
Disaster zones
We work to bring supplies, helping hands.
Ways to support
the RIOT
Fund the
mission
Border Crossing Coffee
Peru, Mexico, Bali, Ethiopia. Roasted to order.
Border Crossing Coffee sends part of every order back to graceRIOT. Buy your coffee there and it funds evangelism. They source carefully, roast to order, and send every purchase somewhere it matters. Single origins out of Peru, Mexico, Bali, and Ethiopia. Blends built for the people who are up before the sun.
Their mission is bold and stated plainly: every sip supports work that rescues slaves, cares for orphans, brings justice to widows and the slums, and carries the gospel into the hardest-to-reach regions on earth.
- Sourced Carefully selected beans — single origin and blends
- Roasted To order, for maximum flavor and aroma
- Sends Evangelism, outreach, rescue, orphan care, justice, and the gospel worldwide
- Proceeds A portion to graceRIOT and international missions
Wear
the RIOT
Shirts, hats, and hoodies that put the name on the street where it belongs.
Every order goes back into outreach — gas, groceries, blankets, and the supplies that go out the door on the next run.
Give to graceRIOT
Send directly. Every gift goes straight into the hands of the people graceRIOT serves.
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If your passion is to make the good news of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ great in the earth, consider partnering with graceRIOT — in prayer and in sowing, as the Holy Spirit leads you.
Sowing into this ministry is what keeps evangelism and outreach moving. It feeds and clothes the people graceRIOT meets, covers the fuel to reach them, and funds the slow work that comes after — staying, discipling, and walking alongside.
There is no building to heat and no staff to pay. What is given goes into the hands of the people being served.
Bring the
RIOT to your city
Jeremy and Sarah travel to preach, lead street outreach, and train teams to do the same work in their own neighborhoods.
Churches, conferences, youth groups, recovery programs, and outreach teams — if you want your people in the streets, this is what they do.
Reach
out
Prayer requests, partnership, booking, or you just need someone to know your name. It all comes to the same inbox and it gets read.
Stay in the know
Most of what happens on the street never makes it to a website. Facebook is where it lands first — where the team is headed, who needs prayer, and what's needed before the next run.