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A Theology of Farming and Gardening [video]

By Jason Fowler on 07/13/2009

Interview with Rich Church of Winfield Farm and Fred Bahnson of Anathoth Community Garden about the meaning of the Food, Faith and Farming program at Chestnut Ridge (www.campchestnutridge.org).

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is co-founder, along with his wife Pam, of the Sustainable Traditions project. He is curator/editor/illustrator/webmaster of the ST blogazine and envisions this virtual space as a voice for church renewal and Holy Spirit inspired resilience. Jason lives with his wife and six kids by the Blue Ridge Mountains in Bedford, Virginia plotting a course toward intentional Christian community. Find him on Twitter as @wiselywoven and @sustainabletrad
  • claudiofoliver

    great…. Is good when one can find people at the same page … encouraging

  • http://www.rts.edu/ Seminary

    food, faith and farming program. What more can you ask for? A very interesting idea. Thanks for the post from Reformed Theological Seminary

  • http://www.wiselywoven.com J Fowler

    Claudio! Thank you for stopping by. I will be talking to you.

  • http://www.wiselywoven.com J Fowler

    Thanks for stopping by! Do you'all have any programs related to the intersection of Christian faith, theology, food and farming?

  • http://www.wiselywoven.com J Fowler

    Claudio! Thank you for stopping by. I will be talking to you.

  • http://www.wiselywoven.com J Fowler

    Thanks for stopping by! Do you'all have any programs related to the intersection of Christian faith, theology, food and farming?