On our farms and in our communities, we live together like an extended family, sharing all things in common, just as the disciples of Yahshua did in the first century. It is an amazing life, and you can come and see it for yourself at any of these places.
For the most part, our farms are small-scale operations. We mainly grow food for ourselves but, sometimes sell our produce at our own farmstands or farmer’s markets. All of the income from our various endeavors goes into a common purse, from which all our needs are met. We don’t have our independent income or debts to carry by ourselves, except for the debt of love we owe to our Savior, which we repay by loving and caring for one another.
Our farms are sanctuaries… a safe haven… a peaceful refuge… an anchor for the soul in the midst of a society drifting dangerously off course.
If you would like to visit or volunteer on a farm, please find a farm and contact them directly:
Common Sense Farm in Cambridge
41 North Union Street
Cambridge, NY 12816
United States
New Sprout Farm in Courtenay
Mount Sentinel Village Farm
P.O. Box 82
2915 Highway 3A
South Slocan BC V0G 2G0
Canada
Fieldstone Orchard
Preserved Seed Farm
The Community at Stentwood Farm
Stentwood Farm
Dunkeswell
Honiton
EX14 4RW
United Kingdom
Morning Star Ranch
Little Mountain Farm in Winnipeg
The Basin Farm
Abbey Dawn Farm in Kingston
Stoneybrook Farm
Sheepfold Farm in Skalná
Sítio Vale do Rio Verde
Rodovia do Café (BR-277)
Km 107,5
Campo Largo-PR
83608-000
Brazil
