Sharing the Good News Across the Fields

Meaningful conversations at the FCFI booth during the Tennessee FFA Convention provided opportunities to encourage FFA students and share the Gospel, planting seeds of faith that God can continue to grow

Wherever God opens a door, Fellowship of Christian Farmers International (FCFI) is committed to sharing the hope of Jesus Christ. From FFA conventions to family events and community gatherings, faithful volunteers continue to plant seeds of faith through meaningful conversations, Gospel-centered resources, and personal testimonies.

At the Tennessee FFA Convention, Bill Nichols had the opportunity to engage with hundreds of FFA students who are preparing to become the next generation of agricultural leaders. As students visited the FCFI exhibit, Bill shared the Gospel, answered questions about faith, and encouraged them to consider God’s purpose for their lives. These one-on-one conversations allowed young people to hear that although agricultural knowledge and leadership ability is important but true success is found in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

In Holmes County, Ohio, Kevin and Calvert represented FCFI at the Seed to Spoon event, where they connected with families and community members through friendly conversations and practical ministry tools. As they shared the message of Christ’s love, they demonstrated that every interaction can become an opportunity to encourage others and point them toward the hope found in the Gospel.

During Easter Weekend at Marmon Valley Farm, Bill Nichols once again shared the Good News with children, parents, and visitors attending the celebration. Through conversations and the distribution of Wordless Walking Sticks, many families were reminded of the true meaning of Easter—the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ and the gift of salvation available to all who believe in Him. The event provided a wonderful setting to connect with people of all ages and share the life-changing message of God’s love.

These outreach opportunities reflect FCFI’s mission of “Sowing, Reaping, and Serving for Christ Around the World.” Whether at agricultural conventions, educational events, or community festivals, God continues to use faithful volunteers to build relationships, encourage believers, and introduce others to the saving grace of Jesus Christ.

Please join us in praying for everyone who heard the Gospel through these ministry opportunities. May the seeds that were planted continue to grow, producing lasting fruit in the lives of students, families, and communities for the glory of God.

“The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few.” — Matthew 9:37