A Place of Peace We work to create an environment and a rhythm of life conducive to prayer and contemplation. We dedicate our lives to non-violence, and to the pursuit of peace and reconciliation of all people.
A Place of Service Service is born out of our life together. Service takes place on and off the farm often in the many small ways we help each other and others. Guests often join us in our work and service.
A Place of Fair Trade When you buy our Fair Trade Chocolate, Coffee, Tea, or Olive Oil, you can be sure the farmers who grew the ingredients are being paid a fair wage and are able to support their families. Fair Trade is good for you and good for those who produce your food.
A Place of Farming Sustainably Koinonia is committed to growing healthy food in healthy soil. We work to care for the earth using practices that are non-toxic.
Visit Our New Online Farm Store Shop all Koinoina Farm's products in our new online farm store. You'll find all Koinonia's favorites- biologically grown pecans, Fair Trade Chocolate, handmade bakery goods, books, jewelry, and more. Every purchase you make supports Koinonia Farm.
Since 1942, we have welcomed and shared with anyone and everyone regardless of race or anything else that divides people. We have a rich history, from the Jordans and the Englands founding the farm, to the bullets, bombs, and boycotts of the mid century, to the founding of Habitat for Humanity, and other ministries. Our present focus is love through service to others, joy through generous hospitality, and peace through reconciliation. Explore our site and plan to visit — we are a house of hospitality with plenty guest rooms. We would love to welcome you to the farm
“Offering welcome is basic to Christian identity and character,” writes scholar Christine Pohl. Koinonia has been extending hospitality to all since 1942.
Book a Tour ♦ Join Us for Lunch
♦ Stop by Our Onsite Store ♦
Reserve a Guest Room ♦ Courses & Retreats
Help us create a walkway to and a prayer garden at Clarence’s Writing Shack and other places around the farm and support Koinonia’s many ministries.
Donate a commemorative brick to support Koinonia Farm!
Prayer is central to our life together here at Koinonia Farm. Submit your prayer request online and know our community will pray for your intentions.
Your help to secure any items on our wish list is most appreciated.
Bu
sy Season — come give us a hand!
It’s finally fall on the farm, which means preparing for a busy few months of pecans, baking, and shipping all our products out. This time of year we particularly love having guests come stay with us for a few days to lend a helping hand! Would you like to help us during our busy season this year? Check out our visit page for more information and to register your stay.
2019 Internships
The 2018 fall internship has begun, but we have three internship terms coming up in 2019 — Spring (February-May), Summer (June-August), and Fall (September-January). Adults of all ages and walks of life are invited to apply. For more information and to apply online, visit our internship page.
Come See Us!
Every Monday-Friday at noon the community gathers to have lunch. We eat delicious food, share the table with old friends and new friends, and pause from our busy work day to recenter and remember that people are more important than even the best work. We’d love to have you join us! Register on our visit page.
New Online Farm Store:
We’ve launched a brand new online farm store! Visit koinoniafarmstore.com for new 
photos, better user features, and all your favorite Koinonia products. Be sure to create an account to get the most out of our new store. Shop your favorites — Fair Trade Chocolate, Biologically Grown Pecans, Handmade Bakery Treats, Fair Trade Products, and all the rest!
Subscribe to Our E-News and Product Updates:
Be sure you know about all life on the farm and any sales happening in our online farm store. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter and our online farm store updates on our news page.
Irish Mist chosen for Festival:
Director Bren Dubay’s play Irish Mist won a place in Tennessee Women’s Theater Project’s Women’s Work 2018. With a twinkle in her eye, Bren says of the play, “It is loosely based on a semi-true story.” Congratulations, Bren. We hope to see your plays in production around the country.
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