Stepping Out in Faith to Train Others: Interview with Amanda Nelson
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Amanda Nelson shares her journey from a reluctant gardener to a community trainer, driven by the need for food security in challenging soil conditions.
Send us Fan Mail What happens when biblical stewardship principles meet challenging southern clay soil? Amanda Nelson's journey from reluctant teenage gardener to community trainer offers a compelling answer. Amanda's path began with a simple question: how would her family survive if grocery stores became unavailable? This prompted her first gardening attempts, which quickly led to frustration as north Georgia's notoriously difficult soil—clay mixed with nearly impenetrable chert rock—seemed...
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