How we serve

We share the Biblical Vision and Knowledge (Where there is no vision, the people perish: Proverbs 29 v 18) through the establishment and mentoring of Stewardship Centres around the globe, in turn teaching, training and equiping in their own environment, language and culture group.

This is done through authentic networks, partnering, and collaboration as well as training up an army of highly skilled Trainers of Trainers.

International Stewardship Centres and Training Stations by definition

Stewardship Centre (SC):

A SC is an actual facility on the ground.

A SC can train internationally.

A SC represents FfF and Crown Financial.

A SC is a vision keeper for I was Hungry (IWH) and Pfumvudza.

Training Station:

Recognised and accredited by FfF International.
A facility whose core focus is FfF training.

Collaboration Partners:

A ministry, NGO, church or training entity that uses FfF as a tool to enhance their existing training models. MOU in place.

Affiliated ministries and supporters:

These are advocates, donors, media outlets, and ministries with likeminded vision.

National Country Coordinator:

Is a volunteer appointed by FfF I as a link between operations on the ground in country and FfF International.

Pathway to FfFI Recognition as a FfF Trainer of Trainers

Doctrinal foundation

1) Adherence to the values of FfFI

a. The Character and love of Christ Himself expressed as Stewardship, Unselfishness, Humility, Faithfulness

b. Tenants of our faith:

i. That Jesus is fully God and Fully Man,

ii. That Salvation is by Faith and Grace alone,

iii. The Inerrancy of Scripture (The Word of God),

iv. The Sovereignty of God.

2) Have attended a minimum of 5-day training at a recognised FfFI training facility or Stewardship centre and has grasped the “heart” of Foundations for Farming and has shown proficiency in planting a WWG, a Pfumvudza plot and making compost.

3) As Relationship is paramount, this Recognition comes at the discretion of the FfF International Leadership and National Country Coordinator.

4) All recognised Trainer of Trainers names are published on this website (Recognised trainers page) and can be contacted via their National Country Coordinators.

5) To keep “recognition” status current, the trainer should keep in relationship to their Foundations for Farming National Country Coordinators, by regular reporting and updates on training activities.

“Who then is the faithful and wise servant, whom his master has set over his household, to give them their food at the proper time?”

Matthew 24 v 45