The harvest is great, but the laborers are few.
It is time for Kingdom on Earth Builders to rise.
Lives Touched
Transformed
That Lasts
Fallen is Babylon. Everything is toxic. We cannot keep building on top of toxic soil and toxic foundations and expect Kingdom results from the same broken systems. The land is depleted. The food is compromised. Many people are broken and discarded. The old industrial systems have extracted far more than they have restored.
We believe the Body of Christ is only as strong as its weakest link. That is why we take in the unwanted and the broken with love and healing, so that the miracle of transformation can be revealed for all to see. Our body is a temple. When we heal the land, we can grow food that truly nourishes.
This is a new wineskin: a living, multiplying network designed to bring the Kingdom of God into practical expression on the earth. It is focused on four kinds of work.
Healing toxic and degraded ground so that life, and clean food, can return.
Wisdom Academies and Transformation Sanctuaries that form people in both know-why and know-how.
Local bio-fiber production that replaces toxic goods with living alternatives.
Healthy local food systems that honor the body as a temple.
Each cluster is designed to restore land, raise builders, develop local manufacturing, and create healthier supply chains. Over time, this network can help replace thousands of toxic daily-use products with regenerative alternatives grown and made closer to home.
Through regenerative bio-fiber and plant-based manufacturing, everyday products can begin to change, growing from restored land, local production, and trained people working together.
Baby clothes, clothing, sleepwear, bedding, furnishings, and carpeting.
Bibles, books, packaging, paper towels, tissue, and feminine care.
Utensils, containers, toys, 3D printing filament, and everyday items.
Bags, luggage, and other durable goods.
Building sustainable, kingdom-focused communities and infrastructure on Earth.
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Shaping a Sustainable Tomorrow