Morsels for a hungry and broken world
We have chosen to work toward a farm, for numerous reasons. A farm means enough milk for all the kids in town, meat for the elderly, honey and vegetables, grains and fruits for balanced health and nutrition. It also means, however, room — room to locate businesses, build a school and chapel, land on which to house people, and areas to make the new wood shop for real production, a […] →Read more
Some of God’s ideas are the simplest, and DCF is as simple as the best! Get a guy in Uganda and a guy in Michigan together, let them conceive of a ministry built on unemployment, Christian passion, and a Covid-19 lock down, and finding donors to connect with ideas that will outlive the donation and provide capital for the ministry. It simply works! Once up and running, the “business of […] →Read more
If we examined the minerals in compost, we would see more healthy things in the compost than in the soil around it. How can that be? Plants and trees already found them! →Read more
Goals: to preserve and improve soils; increase crop yield; stabilize soils against erosion, flooding and drought; understand benefits and differences between compost and fertilizer; identify productive amendments available to farmers and gardeners. Means: Compost and natural fertilizer; application methods, crop rotation, and schedules; preservation techniques for soil; identifying specific needs and requirements; continuing development of soil over time. To preserve and improve soil, we need to take care of soil. […] →Read more
So complete is this tevilah that the Spirit of God dwells in us. We are able to be in His presence anywhere, everywhere, and any time. We can pray to Him directly without the intervention of a priest or the need to go through ritual purification before doing so. →Read more
You may call this a trick question. After all, nobody speaks for God. God speaks for Himself! That remains true always. God finished creation by Himself. Yet in our lives, we are called to speak. We are called to do. We are called to bind things together and split things apart, work in due season, go out in twos, plant and reap. We are called to judge — not to […] →Read more
As Mr. Tumusiime, Emmanuel, our director, works on the video for the sewing shop, he wanted to share this photo of Mrs. Tumusiime, Oliver, sitting at the new machine. It was received with great joy, of course! In discussion about Mrs. Tumusiime and the teaching position, several cultural and moral lessons came to mind. Familiarity and similarity shine around the world of men. Learning more and more about what we […] →Read more
As Christianity began to spread, the apostles boldly preached and healed in the name of the risen Jesus. The name of Jesus represented the divine authority and power behind all they did. →Read more
Meet Emmanuel and see the DCF Woodworking Shop in action, as it exists in May of 2021! To say we were amazed when Emmanuel sent this first video of the shop would be a complete understatement! Seeing the shop in action marks a living testament to God’s power through DCF in Uganda. All of these men are working for a living based on a number of seemingly insignificant cash contributions. […] →Read more
As a church, we still have a lot of work that God is sending us to accomplish. Our approach at DCF involves training for self sustenance. →Read more
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