Rhonda Wallace wrote: Where is this located? I'm interested. Over been thinking about this a long time.
Aaron Hudson wrote:Where can I find more information?
Ruth Mercy wrote:Hi is this a born again community
Moirae Moore wrote:Hi Joshua,
I'm interested in finding out more and possible joining the group. How do we connect?
Moirae
Bethany Grieves wrote:Hello. We might be interested in Christian community.
Steve Lishman wrote:Hi,
can you email info to beenwrong@hotmail.com, I'm very interested, I'm Christian an ex medic, but very self sufficient, construction, agriculture etc.
Marie Plante wrote:Hi, I am very interested in learning more and joining your christain community, please contact me at mcandygalie@gmail.com
Douglas Fernbacher wrote:Are there any Christian communities in the U.S.? Thank you
Tegen Bolitho wrote:Hello,
I'm an English mother with a 3 year old. Fairly new to my faith but very dedicated. I am also passionate about off grid, community living. Are you open to new members? I would love to hear more and potentially be involved. It sounds like a dream come true!
Fred Herrington wrote:White Christian man, healthy & fit, 38 years old. No medical conditions, no drugs, no vax. I very rarely drink. I smoke tobacco and drink coffee. I am very traditional and skeptical of technology.
I am a widower with a young son. We live on an established homestead, but there is still much building to do. I am a blue collar guy, and I still work fulltime away from the homestead.
I am in south west Wyoming on a modest acreage surrounded by vast swathes of public land and open range grazing. Fully off-grid cabin with most modern appliances. (Some people have described it as a "tiny home," but I don't care for that designation. It is over 600 sq. ft.) I own everything outright. This is an extremely rural and very sparsely populated area. The nearby town has a population of approx. 3000. (45 minute drive to the nearest Walmart or McDonalds.)
I raise dairy goats and layer hens and have plans to expand my stock into other breeds this summer. The growing season is very short here, but modest gardening and crop raising is possible. I grow mostly potatoes and onions, some quick maturing greens, and animal fodder.
Practices on my farm include permaculture, organic gardening, traditional animal husbandry, purity (as the term is used on this forum), deep nutrition, and general self-sufficiency.
I need a strong woman for this homestead to function properly, and I would like to have more children.
If this is of interest to you, please contact me via message on the forum or email me at thehivern@protonmail.com
I am reluctant to post a picture of myself on the open forum, but I'd be happy to exchange pictures of myself and other more personal info via email, text, etc.