We begin a blogging series this month where we highlight one of the teaching components of the Farming God’s Way curriculum. Our focus today is on the Biblical Key of Understanding God’s All Sufficiency and how that can be a part of helping people begin to flourish. Farming God’s Way has 6 Biblical Keys that […]
We introduced you to Griffin Juma in our blog about his week of training with us in late September. We have been hearing great things from him since his return to Kenya as he takes giant steps in demonstrating Farming God’s Way in his community in north-west Kenya. As well, he has a report of […]
It is a wonderful opportunity to share this video made by Grace Family Church who were significant supporters of the mill at “Walk in The Light” in Ntambahlophe. There is some great footage of the mill dedication and an interview with Erlo, the founder of “Walk In The Light.” Sincere thanks goes to the Grace […]
Greetings from Tanzania and hoping that all things are well with you. I am grateful to God for the opportunity he gave me to serve his people. My trip to Kijabe was safe and experimental with lots of new experiences. All in all when God gives us a new thing also he expects from us […]
We dream of a day when Africa will be a net exporter of food. There is so much potential on this continent and we want to be a part of unleashing it to its fullest. In 2017, worldwide GDP was $75.4 trillion USD. Can you guess what the GDP of Africa was in 2017, based […]
A traditional field preparation in Ethiopia (2017) can be seen in the photo above where an ox-drawn plough is pulled over the land 4 – 5 times resulting in planting being delayed by the first 4-5 rains. As we began 2018, we were looking forward to hearing more from our Ethiopian friends about successes in […]
We would like to introduce you to Zama. Dan first met Zama almost a year ago. At that time, she was freshly graduated out of an agricultural institute, and had just started working at a call centre (a job she hated), because that’s all the work she could find and she needed a job. Dan […]
The wealth of Africa depends on her ability to conserve and manage her land resources. It is a well-known fact that soil degradation not only results in decreased food production but also in droughts, ecological imbalance and consequent degradation of the quality of life. In Africa, the most conspicuous symptoms of the negative impact of […]
We are so grateful to have had the privilege of partnering with the Canadian Foodgrains Bank in a 3-year funded food security project. The project officially ended on May 31, but of course the impact of the investment of time, training and discipleship is just beginning. We had the opportunity to celebrate what God has […]
On rare occasions, we are given a glimpse of a vision for transformational development through agriculture that is far bigger that our immediate local circumstances. And when we do, it changes things! It enlarges our perspective and refuels our focus. Dan experienced this epiphany recently on his latest trip to Ethiopia in May. Most of […]