Our Homestead Project is a growing part of the ministry that combines stewardship, provision, and hands-on teaching. What began with helping families plant gardens has expanded into a working homestead that supports ministry and teaches practical skills.

Over the years, we have planted and developed seven orchards, along with a large blueberry field and rows of raspberries and blackberries. These orchards and berry fields continue to grow year by year and provide food and resources for families andthe ministry.

The homestead is also home to our animals, including two donkeys (with one expecting), two sheep, two goats, and a new baby goat. These animals are an important part of the ministry and are used for One Night in Bethlehem and our petting zoo, helping children and families experience hands-on learning while bringing the Bible to life in a meaningful way.

The Homestead Project reflects our desire to teach long-term provision and wise stewardship. As the orchards mature and the homestead grows, it becomes a living example of how God provides through the land and how families can learn to do the same.