Agriculture is more than an industry. It is a way of life shaped by seasons, markets, livestock, weather, and land. It carries responsibility, uncertainty, and deep attachment. In that context, agricultural chaplaincy begins with a simple conviction: those who sustain our food system and rural communities deserve intentional pastoral care. Chaplaincy is, at heart, a…
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