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Guidebook
Come to the Table: How People of Faith Can Relieve Hunger and Sustain Local Farms in North Carolina. Download the PDF or contact us for a hard copy. This 40-page guidebook includes an overview of the theology and issues surrounding farming and food security in North Carolina, easy tools for identifying the needs and resources in your community, example projects, and a resource list.
Conferences on the Web and in the News
Video from the Come to the Table Conference (Black Mountain), The North Carolina Council of Churches Blog
Report from Come to the Table Conference (Winston-Salem), The North Carolina Council of Churches Blog
Responding with Faith to Fight Hunger and Help Farmers (Black Mountain), The Duke Endowment Newsletter
Garden of Promise guarentees commune with nature, The Winston-Salem Journal
What's New
Meat-buying clubs: Support a local farmer, eat humanely and sustainably raised meat, save money, and connect to your community by starting a buying club in your congregation.
About Us
Come to the Table is an on-going project that explores the connections between food security, faith and farms.
We include lay leaders and ministers, nonprofits, government officials and individuals.
We work together as people of faith to create a food system that that feeds our communities, supports farmers and farmworkers, and fosters a connection to the land.
Come to the Table is a project of the Rural Life Committee of the North Carolina Council of Churches with support from the Duke Endowment. Read more>>
Mailing List
E-mail claire@rafiusa.org with "Subscribe - CTTT" in the subject line to recieve our occasional e-newsletters with announcements of new resources and events.
Contact
Claire Hermann
Come to the Table Project Coordinator
RAFI-USA
P.O. Box 640
Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-1396 x207
claire@rafiusa.org