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Religions frequently struggle to find a balance between the spiritual and material world. To some people Heaven and Earth often seem at odds. Today, though, many faith-based organizations are finding that balance . . . in the garden. In this installment of Edible Idaho, correspondent Guy Hand looks at Northwest churches that believe good soil can nurture the human soul.
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Religions frequently struggle to find a balance between the spiritual and material world. To some people Heaven and Earth often seem at odds. Today, though, many faith-based organizations are finding that balance . . . in the garden. In this installment of Edible Idaho, correspondent Guy Hand looks at Northwest churches that believe good soil can nurture the human soul.
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Aired May 3, 2010 on Boise State Radio, KBSX 915
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God in the Garden
Edible Idaho Feature: 0504GH_GodsGarden.wav Feature 5:20 05/03/10 GH/ed
[HOST INTRO] Religions frequently struggle to find a balance between the spiritual and material world. To some people Heaven and Earth often seem at odds. Today, though, many faith-based organizations are finding that balance . . . in the garden. In this installment of Edible Idaho, correspondent Guy Hand looks at Northwest churches that believe good soil can nurture the human soul. (5:20 to soc out; ambient sound to 6:35; fade at will)
[HOST OUTRO] For more on this story or to listen to past Edible Idaho programs, go to northwest food news dot com.
[SCRIPT]
(Sunday service sounds) (Hand) A Sunday service at an evangelical church, like the Treasure Valley’s Vineyard Christian Fellowship, isn’t the first place I’d go for a story on gardening. There are multiple video screens, a massive stag...
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INTRO:[HOST INTRO] Religions frequently struggle to find a balance between the spiritual and material world. To some people Heaven and Earth often seem at odds. Today, though, many faith-based organizations are finding that balance . . . in the garden. In this installment of Edible Idaho, correspondent Guy Hand looks at Northwest churches that believe good soil can nurture the human soul. (5:20 to soc out; ambient sound to 6:35; fade at will)
OUTRO:[HOST OUTRO] For more on this story or to listen to past Edible Idaho programs, go to northwest food news dot com.
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