From one small seed
My (short) Plainsong Farm story... as originally told on the Episcopal Church Foundation blog.
We are still writing history.
The story you live today will be history someday. What kind of history will it be?
The Roots of the Christian Food Movement
Baptized with the Soil: a book worth reading.
Farm Church: where God is doing “an old new thing”
Have you ever prayed and wondered how God is going to renew the church in America?
I know I have.
My Galilee: What I Haven’t Been Telling You
“Where is Galilee for you?” Acts 8 asked. [2025 update: this is a reference to a homily from then-Presiding Bishop
From crisis to renewal: the Episcopal Church and all Creation
This post originally appeared on The Living Church’s Covenant blog.
I tell you, unless a kernel of wheat falls
Solving the Climate Crisis One (Closed?) Church at a Time
On March 25th, Presiding Bishop the Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori offered the keynote address at The Episcopal Church’s
I said what our diocese most needed. Then I realized: nobody knew what I meant.
Every spring in our diocese, we have Leadership Days - a time to come together for workshops and learning. This
The week that changed my life – join me this June!
The Churchwork blog launched to the world on May 26, 2013 – almost two years ago! How time flies. Anybody remember
Faith & Food Highlight: Seminary Hill Farm
Methodist Theological School in Ohio has founded an organic farm on their seminary campus. In this article, seminary president Jay