Regenerative Farm Discipleship

Sister Grove Farm

Podcast by Sister Grove Farm

  1. Oct 27

    Marcus McFaul on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

    On this episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship, Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse interview Rev. Dr. Marcus McFaul, a Baptist minister of nearly 40 years and former senior minister of Binkley Baptist Church in North Carolina. Tune in for a conversation on the role of the church in creation justice and the importance of relationships between farms and churches. 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

    Marcus McFaul on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

  2. Oct 13

    Tucker Nickols on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

    On this episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship, Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse interview Tucker Nickols, a regenerative farmer in North Texas. Tune in for a conversation on Tucker’s journey from the hospitality industry to farming and the importance of community in caring for the earth and one another. 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

    Tucker Nickols on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

  3. Sep 29

    Yvette Blair-Lavallais on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

    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

    Yvette Blair-Lavallais on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

  4. Sep 22

    Julius Malin on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

    On this episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship, Sarah Macias and 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 Producer: Rodney Macias Co-Hosts: Sarah Macias and Brent Barry

    Julius Malin on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

  5. Sep 15

    Brent Barry on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

    On the second episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship, the re-brand of Farm Discipleship, Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse interview Brent Barry, regenerative farmer at Stout Creek Farm in Texas. Tune in to the conversation to learn about Brent’s journey to regenerative agriculture and to be inspired by the ways his farm is making an impact on the local community. 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

    Brent Barry on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

  6. Sep 1

    Avery Davis Lamb on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

    On the first episode of Regenerative Farm Discipleship, the re-brand of Farm Discipleship, Sarah Macias and Maddie Wiltse interview Avery Davis Lamb, executive director of Creation Justice Ministries. Tune in to the conversation to learn about how Avery’s ecological background informs his faith and how faith communities can actively work to care for creation. 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

    Avery Davis Lamb on Regenerative Farm Discipleship

  7. 02/11/2021

    ARCHIVED - EP 9: ChuckTrowbridge at Prairie Farmstead (FARMER)

    Rodney and Sarah visit with Chuck Trowbridge from Prairie Farmstead in Sherman, Texas. Chuck and his wife Molly strive to produce the cleanest meats and eggs on pasture while healing the land they steward - and raising their three children. Check 'em out at https://www.facebook.com/Prairie-Farmstead-776651465877544/ Have a listen and consider subscribing if you are interested in hearing from farmers, ministers, and theologians on how faith, food, and farming intersect. Thanks for joining us on the farm.

    ARCHIVED - EP 9: ChuckTrowbridge at Prairie Farmstead (FARMER)

  8. 10/29/2020

    ARCHIVED - EP 8: Neddy Astudillo (CLERGY)

    This week we are glad to share with you a great conversation we had with Neddy Astudillo. Neddy Astudillo is a pastor, farmer, and scholar who we often invoke on Sister Grove Farm. Born in Venezuela and now a Presbyterian Pastor in Florida, her wisdom as a theologian and organizer has impacted people around the world. We were grateful to talk with her a couple of weeks ago. She and her husband Tom co-founded the Angelic Organics Learning Center in northern IL, and she continues her work to connect people of faith to the earth through her work as an organizer and teacher through GreenFaith, an international and interfaith religious environmental organization. Have a listen. Thanks for coming to the farm.

    ARCHIVED - EP 8: Neddy Astudillo (CLERGY)
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