Parables from the Farm
Kerri MeyerTheological reflections on soil and scripture drawn from the rhythms of life at Good Courage Farm
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Holy Saturday
Sorry for the silence, friends.
The main reason I haven’t had an opportunity to write reflections in the past couple months is because I’ve been caring full-time for a family member who is two and a half years old. The joy and the exhausti...
From Your own Creation, we offer You these Gifts
Recalling the season before I was ordained, there were a handful of moments in which I longed to be a priest. The clearest of those moments came (repeatedly) as I heard the presider at St. Gregory of Nyssa chant these words from the Euchari...
November: Grant us wisdom, grant us courage
If April is the cruellest month, November is the runner-up cruellest month, at least for livestock farmers. It’s just an especially rough month for farmers with animals in Minnesota because everything is shifting at once—weather, feed, barn...
Jesus, shrewd stewards, and Farm Aid 40
A few weeks ago, back in September, Farm Aid celebrated 40 years of standing with family farmers right here in Minnesota. Willie Nelson, Neil Young, John Mellencamp, Dave Matthews, Margo Price, and so many others gathered to sing, to testif...
Fruition and frost
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The word “fruition” has been part of my vocabulary for most of my half-century of life. I like it. I use it differently, now, than I might have before becoming a fruit farmer. If you use this word, occasionally, too, you likely notic...
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Farmer, priest, storyteller. Growing hope from the Gospel of Christ. Cultivating metaphors from the compost pile.
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