Change: A Lenten reflection


Every Wednesday during the 40 days of Lent, two of us make a soup and salad dinner for a gathering at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Ventura, a church that has been a faithful supporter of our project from the start. Father K. asks us to share about different aspects of the farm life as … Continue reading Change: A Lenten reflection

eggs


Last week, it started. Little brown ovals, the first few of which were scattered around the coop, but which are now concentrated in the nesting box. The chickens are laying eggs. After a really rough couple of months (two chickens died, and two got sick and haven’t really gotten better), it’s nice to have good … Continue reading eggs

Reflections on a movement


Last week, we interns joined in a 5-day retreat through the Bartimaeus Institute, led by Ched Myers and Elaine Enns. The institute focused on themes of ecojustice and Sabbath economics, and engaged participants in some radical Bible study. We also studied several “case studies” of folks involved in the work of loving creation, including Sister … Continue reading Reflections on a movement