by bcfsn | May 8, 2018 | In the News
A group of Baltimore congregations is connecting with black farmers to promote healthy eating and economic empowerment. by Adelle M. Banks Heber Brown III can speak with conviction about eggs. And not just any eggs. Free-range eggs that he had ferried up Interstate 95...
by bcfsn | Mar 28, 2017 | In the News
By John Hinton Black churches should grow produce on their land and establish food networks so their members can eat fresh food and improve their health, two ministers said Tuesday night. The Rev. Richard Joyner, the founder of the Conetoe Family Living Center and the...
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