Living The Bean

04/11/2026

Huge shout out to First Southern Baptist Church for allowing us to serve you at your Canvas, Coffee and The Cross event! It was both an honor and blessing to be a part of your event!

01/29/2026

Coffee People!
What a blessing it has been to serve you all over the past year and a half, I am very fortunate for all the support you all have given. As our family continues to grow, I want to continue to be as active in the lives of family as I can. Working full time and trying to run a small business takes a lot of time from that.
Over the past few weeks, I have done a lot of praying, thinking and talking with several people over options to continue on the business. I have decided that I will be selling the trailer in the coming weeks. So if you know of anyone who would be interested in owning their own food trailer please let me know.
What does this mean for the future of Living The Bean? As the food trailer life was a good experience in the season that we were in, we will move forward in a different direction.
I will continue the business going. I will strictly work more of a catering type business. All of my equipment is portable and that allows us more flexibility.
Once again, from the bottom of my heart, thank you all for your support over the years and please keep us in mind if you ever need a coffee bar at any of your events!
-Jamie Shoup owner of Living The Bean

12/09/2025

What a busy week it has been, and the worse part is that we are horrible of taking pictures!
Last Wednesday we had the privilege of returning to the great folks at FedEx in Terre Haute and serving the drivers and package handlers that are working long hours to ensure your packages arrive just in time for the Christmas.
On Friday, we served members of the Community Foundation in Clay County. What an encouragement to see so many people that have a heart for our community.
Monday of this week, we had the awesome opportunity to serve the nurses and doctors at the Hux Center. What a blessing they are to our community to provide services to help those dealing with cancer.
The one thing that is very evident in our community, from the drivers at FedEx, the volunteers at the Community Foundation, to the nurses and doctors at the Hux Center, these people love to serve our community in any capacity that they can. That right there is such an encouragement and blessing. Thank you all for all that you do.

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