What’s in our hands
This season’s light.
Thank you for looking this far. These are the works we are operating now, in this order: music for children, feed and vet help for horses in hard seasons, and rest for the people who care for everyone else. The longer dream of land waits one door further in.
Music
A Joyful Noise
At least one hundred instruments a year for children 8–18, each with a year of lessons — so they can make a joyful noise to the Creator. Stephen and Sakiel already play in public worship. Come take part.
Equine
Hungry Horses
Interim hay, grain, and supplements — and payments toward crushing vet bills — so families in a thin season can keep the horse that keeps them.
Care
Healing the healers
Companionship for speakers, ministers, clergy, healers, and counselors. Rest, peer cover, and a quieter nervous system. A place to sit with people who understand the work.
Table
The table
Ranchers share meat with hungry families. Processing follows Texas law. Neighbor to neighbor.
Land
Magikal Farms
Holistic homestead and backyard urban farming — regenerative soil, surplus that can pay. Dirt under the fingernails.
Classroom
The Magik Academy
Religious education and formation. Membership fees are program revenue, not gifts.
Legacy
Land & legacy
Gifts of land, bargain sales, and creative finance the IRS allows. We are grateful. We do not give tax advice.
Further on
The longer dream remains: teachers teaching teachers, a million regenerative homesteads. It is not this fall’s ask. It waits behind the work in our hands.