Inundo Development

Watching our peas grow is a beautiful journey. 🌱

Peas are a productive cool season crop, and as they begin to climb, we add ropes between the stakes to give them the support they need. As they grow taller, we continue adding more ropes, gently guiding them upward and helping them reach their full potential.

There is something inspiring about watching this process unfold. The plants need care, patience, and the right support at the right time. When those things are in place, they flourish.

Our peas are teaching us an important lesson. Whether in the garden or in our own lives, we all flourish when we are supported, encouraged, and given space to grow. 💚

The focus of Inundo’s 2026 training has been to deliver the Farming God’s Way material through a small group strategy. This approach is creating opportunities for leaders in the Durban area to continue growing while passing on what they are learning to a small group of peers.

As part of this journey, each group is planting two Gardens of Faithfulness. The first garden was planted in March and has already produced some encouraging harvests. We are now moving forward with the second garden while continuing to learn together in the small groups.

One of the highlights has been watching the Inundo team step into greater leadership. With the managers away, team members have taken responsibility for planning and leading the next in person gathering. From preparing the property and setting up the tent, to coordinating hospitality, teas, and the program itself, everyone played an important role.

Dan and Kerry would like to express their sincere thanks to this remarkable team. It has been encouraging to see people serve with initiative, work together so well, and continue growing in confidence and leadership.