Ekklesia Acres.

The article presents a profile of the Ekklesia Acres garden run by the Dale Ridge Church of Christ in Cloverdale, Virginia. Details are given describing the formation of the garden, citing its origins in self-sustaining farming practices such as aquaponics and in Christian theological ideas of commu...

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Published in:Christian Century Vol. 126; no. 5; pp. 12 - 14
Main Author: Kays, Holly
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Published: Christian Century 3/10/2009
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