The Garden Project

Let's establish a life-giving,
hope restoring farm together.
We expect to close soon on a
beautiful 12 acre property.

We can't do it without...

Your Partnership

We are seeking individuals, businesses, and families to help us find, fund, and build this life-giving farm together.

Your Voice

Help us cast the vision within your circle, and connect us with churches, teams, and individuals who want to help build it.

Your Experience

We aren't experts. Take a look at the vision below, and if there's a piece of it you want to help make happen, reach out to us and let's connect.

Aspects of The Garden

Thank you for taking a closer look at The Garden Project, our fundraising campaign to build The Garden.
What follows is The Garden itself, the pieces we're praying and working to build, one at a time.

Aquaponics

Aquaponics combines aquaculture, raising fish, with hydroponics, growing plants without soil. Fish waste feeds the plants, and the plants filter the water that goes back to the fish. The cycle runs continuously, producing both fish and fresh produce year-round.

That steady supply is what makes this more than a farming technique. Once it's up and running, this system can provide several thousand healthy meals a month to malnourished children in rural schools, meals that don't stop when a harvest ends or the rains don't cooperate.

(photo credits - ECOLIFE Aquaponics)

Back to Eden Garden

A Back To Eden garden is a regenerative growing method that works the way God designed the soil to work. It skips tilling and chemical fertilizers, the two things that kill the micro-organisms, worms, and bees a healthy garden depends on. Tended this way, the soil doesn't just stay healthy, it keeps improving year after year instead of wearing out.

This garden will also double as a training ground. Locals will learn the method here, hands in the dirt, then take it home to their own land. And the food it produces along the way will go toward feeding malnourished children.

(Click HERE to watch the inspiring Back To Eden Documentary online for free!)

Pastured Meat & Eggs

Our farm will raise the healthiest chickens possible, using chicken tractors in some pastures and rotational free-ranging in others, and teach others how to do the same. That freedom lets chickens express what Joel Salatin calls their "chickenness": scratching the dirt, foraging for bugs, seeing daylight, and fertilizing the grass as they go.

Pasture-raised eggs and meat carry more protein and more vitamins than anything from a caged, grain-only hen. Our goal is to mass produce that kind of egg at real scale, giving malnourished children a steady source of protein and vitamins that does more than fill a stomach. It helps a growing brain learn.

Food Forest

A food forest grows the way a forest grows: trees over shrubs over vines over ground cover, every layer feeding the next. Plant it once and reap yearly.
Because the layers ripen on different schedules, it is designed so that once it matures, something is coming out of it every month of the year. It returns the following year without being replanted, and the soil improves each season instead of wearing out. For the malnourished children living around this land, that means life-giving food growing where they live, close enough to walk to and low enough to pick.
This is regenerative agriculture; mimicking Eden: stewarding creation, cultivating food that heals both people and the land, while bringing glory to God.

Other Aspects of The Garden

Job Creation

Parents across Honduras leave in search of work abroad, leaving children fatherless and single mothers struggling to survive. Our farm aims to make a difference by providing new job opportunities for both men and women.

Equip Locals

We'll host training seminars that teach locals to grow nutritious food, and provide the seeds and starter trees to do it themselves. We'll also build a place for both physical and Scriptural equipping conferences.

Strengthen Families

We believe God designed the family. We also believe that much of what's broken in society traces back to families that have been torn apart. Our farm will serve as a venue for continuous gatherings that help families heal and grow stronger.