The Neighborhood Garden Project began in Katy, Texas, as a response to God’s invitation to cultivate a place where community could flourish. Food grows here, but the deeper work is with people, slowing down, reconnecting with creation, and remembering who they are. What continues to unfold is not something we own or control, but a living work we have been entrusted to steward with care and presence.
Our gardens are open to all. Each site is tended by a garden steward who walks the land daily, caring for the beds and walking alongside people through the seasons. We spend time with schools, churches, and neighbors, staying rooted in relationship rather than programs or outcomes. Whether someone comes to plant a first seed or simply to breathe, the garden receives them as they are.
When hands touch the soil, something begins to stir. People remember they belong. They find rest. Healing often starts quietly. If you feel drawn to this place, you are welcome to walk with us as we tend the soil together, trusting God to bring the growth in His time.
The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just the body, but the soul.
Alfred Austin
