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Sister Grove Farm As regenerative practices are healing the land, we are restored as well. May it be so. Come see us.
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Go to FB comment for today’s episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship where Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse interview Re...
29/09/2026

Go to FB comment for today’s episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship where Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse interview Rev. Dr. Yvette Blair-Lavallais, a pastor, public theologian, and food justice scholar. Tune in to learn about the ways in which her scholarship has intersected with practical change in churches and communities.

This episode is a production of Sister Grove Farm with the support of the Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics & Public Responsibility at SMU (Southern Methodist University).
Music: “Come on Down to Sister Grove” by Ken Medema
Producer: Rodney Macias
Co-Hosts: Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse

On this episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship, Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse interview Rev. Dr. Yvette Blair-Lavall...
29/09/2026

On this episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship, Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse interview Rev. Dr. Yvette Blair-Lavallais, a pastor, public theologian, and food justice scholar. Tune in to learn about the ways in which her scholarship has intersected with practical change in churches and communities.

This episode is a production of Sister Grove Farm with the support of the Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics & Public Responsibility at SMU (Southern Methodist University).
Music: “Come on Down to Sister Grove” by Ken Medema
Producer: Rodney Macias
Co-Hosts: Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse
https://www.sistergrovefarm.com/farm-discipleship/episode/913f4266/yvette-blair-lavallais-on-regenerative-farm-discipleship

A lovely night for a wedding on the farm. Ceremony was under the largest American Elm tree in the state of Texas and the...
27/09/2026

A lovely night for a wedding on the farm. Ceremony was under the largest American Elm tree in the state of Texas and the reception under a harvest moon.

There’s a bonus episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship for you today. Go to the comment below and join us as Sarah Ma...
22/09/2026

There’s a bonus episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship for you today. Go to the comment below and join us as Sarah Macias and Brent Barry interview Julius Malin, who comes to us all the way from Switzerland. Julius is aPhD student working in the fields of theology and environmental science. Through his research has grown his passion for Sustainable Christian Agricultural Initiatives (SCAIs). Check it out.

In the comment below, go to this episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship where Sarah Macias and guest co-host Brent Ba...
22/09/2026

In the comment below, go to this episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship where Sarah Macias and guest co-host Brent Barry interview Julius Malin, a scholar and PhD student working in the fields of theology and environmental science. Join the conversation to learn about the way Julius’ research has grown his passion for Sustainable Christian Agricultural Initiatives (SCAIs).

This episode is a production of Sister Grove Farm with the support of the Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics & Public Responsibility at SMU (Southern Methodist University).
Music: “Come on Down to Sister Grove” by Ken Medema / Musician
Producer: Rodney Macias
Co-Hosts: Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse

Our 2nd podcast for Regenerative Farm Discipleship is out in the world. Link in FB comment will get you there. You will ...
15/09/2026

Our 2nd podcast for Regenerative Farm Discipleship is out in the world. Link in FB comment will get you there. You will learn why Brent Barry is one of our favorite people. And why Good Life, Good Earth, Good Food is a good way to be. See you on the farm.

Go to the link in comment below and register now for our Sept 20 Autumn Equinox potluck and conversation on things that ...
09/09/2026

Go to the link in comment below and register now for our Sept 20 Autumn Equinox potluck and conversation on things that matter - like agriculture! For our program, we have three women in agriculture who will join us with their perspective on the state of farming in north Texas. What are our issues, challenges, and opportunities? What can/must we do together to make a meaningful difference? These women have unique perspectives we need to hear and discuss.
The third panelist we want to introduce you to today is Lisha Williams. Lisha is the founder and CEO of Sustainable Plate Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering children and underserved communities through gardening, food education, and sustainable agriculture.
She combines a technology background with her passion for agriculture to develop innovative STEM-based gardening and food-growing programs for young people. She is also an experienced farmer and community volunteer and has served in leadership roles in education and youth ministry.
Grab your ticket now through the registration link, join us at the table, and let’s be part of a conversation that matters with good folks like Lisha.

Haven’t done a blog post in a while. But sometimes there are moments that seem to bring everything together. Go to the F...
03/09/2026

Haven’t done a blog post in a while. But sometimes there are moments that seem to bring everything together. Go to the FB comments for a link to “Life and Death: A Sacrament.” Just a brief reflection inspired by Wendell (of course) on living and dying with reverence, skill, and love. Peace and all good things from the farm.

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