Join us in our first venture into French-speaking West Africa, Burkina Faso. Our ten dedicated trainers are sharing our life-changing recipe for prosperity. We're soon launching radio broadcasts in French and Mooré on National Radio. Be part of this exciting journey to enrich lives in Burkina Faso. Your support can make a real difference!

FARM STEW, in collaboration with Parousia Mission, is igniting change in Ethiopia. We are focusing on holistic community development, health, and evangelism. Devoted FARM STEW trainers and volunteers are eager to share the recipe for abundant life.

Join us as we make strides in Malawi! Under the guidance of Vice Chancellor Sharon Pitman, Ph.D., at Malawi Adventist University, FARM STEW has become part of the curriculum. We're training individuals who are eager to share our philosophy with orphanages, schools, and churches across Malawi. Thanks to our partnership with Edunite2Serve, we've also planted a thriving orchard of 1,200 nut and fruit trees. This sustainable project, we hope, will fuel our future endeavors in Malawi.

The FARM STEW course was a mandatory part of the curriculum for 42 first-year students at Kigali's Adventist School of Medicine for East Central Africa (ASOME) in 2022. Led by dedicated volunteers Wyatt and Alyssa Johnston, and a local gardener, the course was embraced by ASOME's Dean, Dr. Eustance Pennicook. Overwhelmed by the positive student feedback, we're excited as they plan to share this wealth of knowledge with their home communities.

In seven South Sudan states, extreme hunger is a daily struggle. FARM STEW, is making a difference. Our dedicated trainers arrive armed with the FARM STEW recipe, seeds, and educational materials, ready to sow hope. But this mission needs support from donors like you. Together, we have already drilled 20 wells, delivering clean water and freedom from disease to communities in need, and helped thousands of girls with washable pads. Your continued partnership can feed more families, save more lives, and instill hope in these communities. FARM STEW was privileged to participate in the OCI-sponsored training event at Kibidula Farm, designed to prepare missionaries for "tent-making" deployment.  Ongoing training through Kibidula continues, helping us to share FARM STEW with this Swahili speaking country and beyond.

FARM STEW was privileged to participate in the OCI-sponsored training event at Kibidula Farm, designed to prepare missionaries for "tent-making" deployment.  Ongoing training through Kibidula continues, helping us to share FARM STEW with this Swahili speaking country and beyond.

Born from Joy's sense of calling in Uganda, FARM STEW has been a beacon of hope since 2015. From five original trainers, we've grown into a national NGO that transforms lives daily. (read more about FARM STEW’s beginnings here)Imagine formerly unemployed individuals now thriving in their own brick businesses. Picture school dropouts returning to classrooms, free from shame. Visualize mothers, who once trekked miles for water, now drawing fresh water from 56 FARM STEW boreholes within their communities. FARM STEW is more than an NGO; it's a heartwarming story of bringing abundant life skills to those in need!

Since 2018, FARM STEW has been uniting forces with Africa Orphan Care in Zimbabwe to support the Newstart Children's Home. Our team of trainers not only cultivates food for the orphanage but also extends their reach to local churches and ministries like Kuda Vana, Faith Farm, and Rock Of Ages. Their vision is to share the enriching recipe of FARM STEW far and wide across Zimbabwe. Join us in our mission, lend your support, and together, let's make a difference.

Since 2022, FARM STEW and Wilderness Gate have been partnering in rural and urban areas across Zambia. Our partnership is flourishing with certified homes and communities, creating waves of abundant life, baptisms, and Bible studies. Our latest triumph, a honeybee project, is sweetening the deal by creating sustainable income for our community. Join us in making a difference. Every hive counts, every home matters.