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Good News Gardeners

At St. John in the Wilderness

Established in 2023, the Good News Gardeners (GNG) incorporate prayer and liturgy into working in the Foster Educational Garden at Kanuga. On the fourth Tuesday of each month they meet in the morning at the garden to complete a list of activities alongside Kanuga's Environmental Programs Specialist and any others who wish to volunteer. There is also a Saturday work day in the summer.

 

Supplies are provided, but you are welcome to bring your own gloves and favorite tools. Garden tasks are available for differing levels of ability. All are welcome!

 

Produce from the garden is donated to our charitable partners in collaboration with Kanuga. Our 2024 harvests will benefit the Mountain Trail Outdoor School. Sign up below to receive updates and add your name to the list of gardeners proclaiming the Good News!

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2024 GNG Dates

Tuesday, March 26

10:00am - 11:45am

 

Tuesday, April 23

10:00am-11:45am

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Wednesday, May 8 - Friday, May 10

Good News Gardens Field Days at Kanuga

Click here for details.​

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Tuesday, June 25

9:30am-11:30am

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Tuesday, July 23

9:30am-11:30am

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Tuesday, August 27

9:30am-11:30am

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Tuesday, September 24

End-of-Season Eucharist at Kanuga

(Details TBA)

Good News Gardens:
A Movement of the Episcopal Church

The mission of the Good News Gardens movement, as led by The Episcopal Church, is to partner with people in transformational agrarian ministry that feeds body, mind, and spirit. Good News Gardens is a church-wide movement of individuals, congregations, schools, colleges, seminaries, monasteries, camps and conference centers involved in a variety of food and creation care ministries – gardening, farming, beekeeping, composting, gleaning, feeding, food justice advocacy. The list goes on and on. Collectively Good News Gardens share their abundance, their prayers, and the Way of Love in their communities and beyond. 

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Growing Space:
Bob Foster Educational Garden

The Foster Educational Garden at Kanuga is an education-based organic garden designed to teach and empower guests to grow their own food, demonstrate sustainable practices in agriculture, and share the bounty of God's creation with the community.

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