3. Connecting with the Land and Communities

Episode 3 of the The Fill the Table Podcast podcast, hosted by Molly McEntire & Emily Autry, titled "3. Connecting with the Land and Communities" was published on March 24, 2021 and runs 58 minutes.

March 24, 2021 ·58m · The Fill the Table Podcast

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In this episode, we get the chance to hear about the community garden growing at Cornerstone United Methodist Church in Naples, FL. Rev. Roy Terry, pastor of Cornerstone, introduces us to the master gardeners, David and Jan Etzel. As they sit in the garden, they share with us about how the garden goes beyond just feeding children, families, and the migrant farm workers in South Florida. The garden has become a places that brings people together, nourishes body and soul, and transforms lives in their community. If you have any questions about gardening in Florida email: [email protected].  Want to give to Fill the Table? Visiting our website - www.fillthetableflorida.org 

Episode Description

In this episode, we get the chance to hear about the community garden growing at Cornerstone United Methodist Church in Naples, FL. Rev. Roy Terry, pastor of Cornerstone, introduces us to the master gardeners, David and Jan Etzel. As they sit in the garden, they share with us about how the garden goes beyond just feeding children, families, and the migrant farm workers in South Florida. The garden has become a places that brings people together, nourishes body and soul, and transforms lives in their community. If you have any questions about gardening in Florida email: [email protected].

Want to give to Fill the Table? Visiting our website - www.fillthetableflorida.org

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