The sustainable agriculture movement is indeed a spiritual movement, calling people to a deeper way of life.
Food is at the core of who we are and what we do
A church with a food philosophy? Yes, and Vancouver’s Christ Church Cathedral spells out the connection between faith and food in no uncertain terms.
Is it ‘food desert’ or ‘food priority area’?
Darriel Harris speaks on the Atlantic Live’s panel on health inequities about how the Black Church Food Security Network is creatively–and faithfully–responding to food insecurity.
Faith-based farming captures the attention of BBC
Colm Flynn, of the BBC-produced podcast Heart and Soul, visited faith-based farms in New Jersey, Michigan, and Wisconsin and discovered what we’ve known has taken root and been growing for years. Among the farms Flynn visited was Plainsong Farm.
We need a theology of bread
You could write an entire theology just around the process of growing and harvesting wheat. It’s impossible to deep dive into a conversation around wheat, or any grain, without delving into ecology and sustainability, the food chain and how humans steward the land.