In Uganda, Simple Nutrition Tips are Producing Tangible Health Improvements, FARM STEW making a difference!

On World Refugee Day, we launched a new initiative; ‘Your Period, Your Voice’ alongside two of our amazing partners.

Robbery Leads to Disease-Preventing Enterprise for Ugandan Man. Something as simple as tippy-taps are making an impact in rural areas.

Sugar ‒ our collective sweet tooth craves it and global demand has never been higher. Need some inspiration to kick the habit? Read on.

God made seeds. Packed with His own life force, they’re amazing. Our Creator, who knows our bodies best, told us to eat them (Gen. 1:29).

Hear an 8 minute Intro about FARM STEW on Moody Radio!

Join Shelley Quinn from 3ABN and her guests Joy Kauffman, Tamara Schoch, and Dr. Frederick Nyanzi with FARM STEW!

Hear PART ONE: Joy and Cherri, who had said she would never go to Africa! Cherri's heart is now totally committed to the work of FARM STEW.

Hear PART TWO: Joy and Cherri, who had said she would never go to Africa! Cherri's heart is now totally committed to the work of FARM STEW.

God is so good! We should never say never to God!! He can open our hearts to new things and new people. Hear Cherri and Joy reflect!

There's a lot behind FARM STEW's simple 8 ingredient recipe for abundant life. Listen in and hear the secrets that make it great!

Led by a Tiskilwa woman, FARM STEW works to improve nutrition, sanitation for children’s first 1,000 days of life

Do we have a robust, relevant health message for all people?

Plant protein sources are a big deal. Joy Kauffman has a lot to say about plant protein and its importance in our world today.

Joy shared the mission report at the 2018 Adventist Agriculture Association Conference. The theme: Something Better In: Glen Rose, Texas,

HEART: Hunger, Education and Resource Training reports on FARM STEW.

FARM STEW has the opportunity to go global on 3ABN Today. Spreading FARM STEW's recipe of abundant life.

Joy and Phionah, a FARM STEW Uganda trainer, were lead presenters on the theme of HOPE!!

Three hundred children died in one village in one month last year - not from war, earthquake, or disease; they died from malnutrition.