Soil + Spirit

Whole-life Pursuit of Jesus

Renew Your Faith

In God’s Goodness

A Life Rooted

In God’s Creation

The Call

The Lord has placed in our hearts a call to recover a whole-life pursuit of Jesus and His kingdom, and to facilitate healing, renewal, and wholeness in the Body of Christ.  We believe this call is embodied in four key contexts: communion (prayer), creativity (culturemaking), community (deep relationships), and creation (farm and forest). Our vision is to establish a farm and retreat center in the Lynchburg, Virginia region to establish this work.

Communion

Jesus taught us to pray: ‘Your kingdom come, Your will be done on earth as it is in the heavens.’ Through prayer we fine tune our hearts to God’s. We believe in the necessity of purposeful prayer for a deep life with God, personally and collectively.

Creativity

GOD made us in His image and likeness. Like Him, we are creators, each in our own way. We believe in the necessity of creativity, the arts, craft, and culturemaking to fully live into who God made us to be.

Community

We live in a time of fractured families, relational isolation, and superficial connections. We believe community starts with hospitality and a willingness to enter into each other’s lives. Jesus called us to a shared life and a communal witness.

Creation

We are people of the soil. God formed us from the very ground. We believe our faith is to be lived out, not in the four walls of a building, but in the earth that God has made for us to steward. From the farm to the forest we believe God’s people are being called back to the land.

Reflections and News

Vision For Farm Ministry (Audio)

Vision For Farm Ministry (Audio)

Hear the backstory and a brief overview of what the big idea is for Terra Numa. We talk about holistic farm ministry, renewal in the Body of Christ, and a little bit of our personal story. Don’t miss this podcast episode if you are curious about who we are and where we are going!

A Broken Forest

A Broken Forest

As we went deeper in, the thickness of the bamboo slowed any movement. Many parts were almost impassible. This was an outward display of my inner world.

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