About us

Inspired by Matthew 17:20 ("Faith the size of a mustard seed can move mountains"), The Tiny Faith Project is a faith-filled initiative dedicated to sharing the love and hope of Jesus. Founded by Danielle Starnes in Fayetteville, Arkansas, we hand-assemble boxes filled with Bibles, study tools, and handwritten notes, all given freely through the support of donations and prayer.

We believe that small faith is still faith, a box full of grace can change a heart, and prayer and scripture have the power to transform lives. Our mission is to reach those who feel forgotten or lost, offering encouragement and reminding them of God's deep love.

One of the biggest challenges we face is funding and consistent donations. Because The Tiny Faith Project is entirely donation-based, we rely on the generosity of others to cover the costs of Bibles, journals, pens, postage, and packaging. As the demand grows, especially with more states now included, keeping up with the number of requests can be difficult without steady support.

Another challenge is accessibility and awareness—making sure the people who truly need these resources know we exist. We're working hard to spread the word and build a network of support so no one misses out on the opportunity to grow their faith because of lack of access to a Bible or encouragement materials.

Our greatest hope is to put the Word of God into the hands and hearts of those who feel forgotten, overlooked, or lost, reminding them that even the smallest faith can move mountains. If we could achieve one major goal, it would be to equip and encourage people across the country with Bibles and simple, meaningful tools to grow their relationship with Jesus—no matter their background, budget, or circumstances.

At The Tiny Faith Project, we understand that everyone’s faith journey looks different, so we strive to meet people right where they are. We offer a variety of Bible translations—including ones known for simpler language and readability—so that individuals of all reading levels, ages, and backgrounds can engage with God’s Word.