Building Family Economies

The value of family and self-sufficiency is lost in a world that prioritizes efficiency and prosperity. Rory Groves, who left a tech-job to become a full time farmer, understands how the abundance of materialism is affecting mental health, religious indifference, and relational integrity. What would it look like to go back to our roots and prioritize the family economy above society’s standards of success?

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