Lunch

I was blessed by my time at Koinonia! The accommodations were comfortable, clean and conducive to rest as well as conversation with other attendees. Meals were healthy, abundant and very tasty. It was a joy to participate in the rhythms of life at Koinonia and get to know the brothers and sisters who carry on this long legacy of Christian community, as well as to remember the ones who went before and established this community in rural Georgia.

Just a few notes:
Although I was only there for the weekend, it was clearly evident to me, that living in community was God's plan for his children all along.
Woops...I did not intend to give an opinion. Call it an observed fact. ????
On hospitality: meals were wholesome and prepared with much love. Hmm...does that count as opinion or just plain fact?
Doing dishes is rewarding. Brother Lawrence who livid in 17th century Christian community would approve!
And remember to NOT leave thy towel in the bathroom. It is very awkward when it is borrowed by another guest. ????
By God's grace, I will look forward to visiting again.

We have just done there our life seminar in the HOLY SPIRIT and I am very happy with Koinonia Farm meets all that one needs to carry out a retreat of this magnitude, rooms, bathrooms, kitchen, parking, place for children to play, and Where they take the talks, is a place of peace that is it. Most importantly, thank you to all those who are part of Koinonia Farm..

Brought old friends to experience Koinonia and attend Sunday School with President Carter. It was a wonderful, but too short of a stay.

I really enjoyed touring Koinonia Farm and learning about its history. It's also great to find a source for organically grown Georgia pecans and other products!