

Growing gardens, growing gratitude, and growing faith — one seed at a time.
Gardening with God uses the garden as a living classroom to explore growth, healing, gratitude, stewardship, and faith. Through gardening, medicinal plants, pollinator habitats, and regenerative agriculture, we discover that many of life's most important lessons can be found in the natural world around us.
Our goal is to encourage curiosity, thoughtful reflection, and a deeper appreciation for the gifts that make growth possible.
We believe that truth can withstand honest investigation.
Our sessions combine practical gardening knowledge with discussions about faith, personal growth, and stewardship. Information is drawn from respected sources including the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS), Cornell University's Medicinal Plants Program, the Kiss the Ground regenerative agriculture movement, and the Holy Bible.
We "plant the seeds" by sharing information, encouraging questions, and exploring evidence. Then we step back and allow each participant to make their own decisions.
Whether you are an experienced gardener, a beginner, a believer, a skeptic, or simply someone seeking community and encouragement, you are welcome here.
At worst, you'll make some good friends and learn a great deal about gardening. At best, you may discover new perspectives on growth, gratitude, faith, and the deeper roots that help us flourish.
Growing gardens, growing gratitude, and growing faith — one seed at a time.
We will meet for 11 consecutive Tuesday evenings from 6:30 - 8:30 beginning September 1, concluding on November 10th.
We value everyone's time and make every effort to begin and end each session as scheduled.
Classes are held at a private residence in West Melbourne, Florida.
To protect the privacy and security of participants and hosts, advance registration is required, and the address is shared upon confirmation.
At this time Gardening with God is offered free of charge, and it is our sincere hope to keep it that way.
You will need to bring a three-ring binder to each session, as we provide a LOT of great information!
While our goal is to make these classes as accessible as possible and continue our no-cost philosophy, we invite you to visit The Garden Gallery, a forthcoming development where thoughtfully curated purchases will help support the continued development of our classes.