Debbie Landers spoke on Spirituality and Community, which personally resonated deeply with my thoughts and my heart. By first defining community as a “common unity”, she made apparent how faith is a common thread that weaves the community together; which is a transparency that enables people to see each other from a common ground and [...]
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“Original we were talking about using The Greening of a Rural Christain Community for the tag line for this amazing workshow” said Debbie Landers, a pillar of the community in Hohenwald, TN. “Seek to understand before you seek to be understood”. These important messages rang through the beginning of the day as the folks who [...] Financial Permaculture caught the eye of some of the folks down on The Farm, a venerable community that is rooted firmly in right livelihood. The Farm, established in 1971, has been a haven for sustainable business for many years. It is just down the road from Hohenwald, the venue for an upcoming workshop in Financial [...] This article about community and business and how they can be helpful to each other instead of how business typically breaks up community, at least in the modern world. View the article on The Farm Blog. Attend this 5-day regenerative business and community development course and design simulation with the citizens of Hohenwald, Tennessee. Engage in this participatory event to develop and prototype the tools and skills you’ll need to launch regenerative businesses or encourage localized investment in your community. View the rest of the course information and the original article [...] |
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