To learn more about Farm Church, Green Gate Farms, or the community living Shannon references, go to 'Farm Church and Feminine Spirituality' on <a href="http://farminggod.org/">farminggod.org</a> . For the first time Farming god is doing a show loosely related to farming. I had the privilege of speaking with Brin Bon and Shannon Preston (@PrestonCottage) in the historical hayloft of Green Gate farms. Brin and Shannon are female priests.  Instead of shying away from big questions, they approach them in a refreshingly practical way. We discuss: <ul> <li class="p2">Becoming priests in the Episcopal church</li> <li class="p2">The daily activities of a priest</li> <li class="p2">Are they worried about millennial's disinterest in organized religion?</li> <li class="p2">Is Sunday the problem with Church?</li> <li class="p2">Finding God through commitment in people and places.</li> <li class="p2">Farm Church</li> <li class="p2">Feminine spirituality</li> <li class="p2">How will the church transform to meet the needs of a divided community?</li> <li class="p2">"There will be a time that we need to trust the god we believe in."</li> </ul> For an artistic rendition of Green Gate Farms, check out <a href= "https://farminggod.org/2017/04/23/welcome-to-season-ii/"> Welcome to Season II</a>

Ice Age Trail

Farming god goes to the places and talks to the people adventuring through America’s spiritual revolution. We travel to China, to Mexico, and across middle America, asking bigger questions that broaden our understanding, fuel our imagination, and put our anxiety into perspective. Our fear is replaced by a vibrant identity that allows us to not merely survive, but to truly live. There has never been a greater opportunity for a new way to live in America. Will you join me?