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Growing Projects

Tragedy Turns To Hope

July 6, 2021

St. John’s Burry’s United Evangelical Protestant Church in Rochester, PA owns 11.4 acres of land next to their church and parsonage. In 2008, they decided to start a Growing Project […]

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IF YOU TEACH A MAN TO FISH

June 24, 2021

If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime. I used the same […]

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A Smaller World, A Bigger Family

May 26, 2021

Murray Johnson is pleased that his family’s fifth generation farm is able to benefit other farmers around the world.  The Johnson family lives in Western Springs, IL, but also owns […]

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Local Folks Grows Hope with Maple Syrup

March 26, 2021

It’s maple syrup season, and as Ohio is ranked fourth in US production of maple syrup production, it’s a sure bet you’ve seen trees tapped throughout the community. But did […]

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Renewing Rural Churches

February 17, 2021

It is no secret that rural communities have had more than their share of challenges over the last decades, and that often includes the churches in those communities. The church […]

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Church land feeds more than souls

February 1, 2021

Congregation raises soybeans to support hunger initiatives in Pennsylvania, Honduras Deep Run East Mennonite Church in Perkasie, Pa., grew in new ways in 2020, raising tens of thousands of dollars […]

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Hike to End Hunger

January 20, 2021

Growing Projects in North Central Illinois typically gather in the fall for a joint harvest celebration featuring a meal, worship service, activities for all ages and a pie auction.  When […]

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Field of Hope: Myersville, MD

January 6, 2021

In 2006, a church Sunday School class in Myersville, MD was reflecting on the gospel call to feed the hungry. Several class members began to ask, “What can we do?” […]

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Passing On The Blessing

December 22, 2020

Ross Johnson’s family and community, has been involved in the Oxford, Pennsylvania Growing Project since 2010. Their Growing Project rotated corn, soybeans, and hay on a nineteen-acre field until 2018, […]

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