Farm to Jesus

Locally Farmed. Lovingly Prepared. Faithfully Feasted.

Food. Faith. Fellowship.

Farm to Jesus is a Catholic-based supper club for young adults and budding families. Our every other month events focus on Catholicism, scripture & teachings that pertain to the chapter we are currently in while we eat a fresh, local farm-to-table meal at the King’s homestead.

Reserve Your Seat At The Table

How It Works

We (the Kings) source locally grown food, including from our garden, to create a comforting home-cooked meal for you.

You and your family are invited to hear God’s word and his teachings about love, parenting, and His desires for us in this world, followed by the enjoyment of fellowship & good food.

Our current aim is every other month. The kicker is… space is limited to 4-5 couples/families at a time so there may be a rotating waiting list. If there is interest, we may host a bi-annual, larger dinner party complete with entertainment. Does anyone know how to play the guitar? 😉

Meet Us

We’re The Kings

We homestead on 4 acres in Savannah.

We are passionate about learning more about our faith.

We are fresh-food-enthusiasts.

We have a miniature donkey named Cinnamon.

We look forward to growing in community!

Frequently Asked Questions

Sample Menu Items

Opportunities for Service

To reach and befriend those who are missing and seeking that deeper connection with God and His son, Jesus, through wholesome food, God’s word, and fellowship and to spread our love of God to those who may need a helping hand by producing and sharing our first fruits.

Farm to Jesus’ Mission Statement
  • Beauty: FtJ 16
    The practice of goodness is accompanied by spontaneous spiritual joy and moral beauty. Likewise, truth carries with it the joy and splendor of spiritual beauty. Truth is beautiful in itself.Continue reading “Beauty: FtJ 16”
  • Why Dance?: FtJ 15
    Why Catholics Should Learn to Dance Three authors—Dr. Kwasniewski, Dorothy Cummings McLean, and Julian Kwasniewski—respond to “traditionalist” arguments against dancing Before Discussion Notes (taken from article)
  • Southern Cross Spotlight
  • The Rule of St. Benedict for The Laity: FtJ 14
    What St. Benedict & His Order Can Teach Today’s Laity By DEREK ROTTY Applying St. Benedict’s Rule to Fatherhood and Family Life
  • Intentional Discipleship: FtJ 13
    The content emphasizes living as intentional disciples of Jesus through daily prayer, personal growth, and integration of faith in family and work. It highlights the importance of authenticity in prayer, courage in faith, and the duty of parents to nurture their children’s holistic development. Discipleship invites continuous conversion and purposeful living.

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