Come gather with Christian farmers and gardeners from around the country in Rockford, Alabama on March 24-26th, 2023.
Conference Theme: Being a Light in the Growing Darkness
Join us for a gathering of those passionate about Jesus and stewarding God’s Creation! The goal of this conference is to encourage, connect, and equip Christians who want to grow in their ability to produce food for themselves and their communities while being a model of hope that points to Jesus.
In a time where people are increasingly dependant on systems that enslave, threaten them, and oppose God we as the church need to be an example of how dependency on God’s means of provision can bring freedom to live in obedience to his ways.
“Our people must learn to devote themselves to doing what is good, in order that they may provide for daily necessities and not live unproductive lives.” Titus 3:14
We will be going over the basic stewardship principles and practices of Foundations for Farming and applying them to not only gardening and farming, but also stewardship of energy, family, and even church.
Following this weekend conference we will be having a 5-day in-depth training for those who want to be equipped to be trainers in their own communities. You can sign up for that training at the following link: https://redeemingthedirt.regfox.com/foundations-for-farming-5-day-training-for-trainers-march-2023
“Make it your ambition to lead a quiet life, to mind your own business and to work with your hands, just as we told you, so that your daily life may win the respect of outsiders and so that you will not be dependent on anybody.” 1 Thessalonians 4:11,12
This is Redeeming the Dirt and Foundations for Farming USA’s Fall Conference for anyone who wants to be a champion for Jesus through agriculture! Join us for fellowship, encouragement, equipping, worship, testimony, fun, and further hands-on training! Held at Rora Valley Farms, the farm and training station of Foundations for Farming USA Coordinator Noah Sanders in Alabama.
“The Redeeming the Dirt Conference was a fantastic weekend. The opportunity to meet with fellow believers who share both a passion for God and a passion for farming was invigorating and refreshing. The emphasis placed on our role as stewards and servants of God stimulated a great degree of introspection in not only how I farm and garden, but also how I manage the other resources God has given me in this life such as time, money, and relationships. I left encouraged, enlivened, and challenged.” – Stewart, Redeeming the Dirt Alumni
