Selection of foods made at Koinonia

Handmade Foods That Sustain a Way of Life

Every purchase supports the life and work of Koinonia—rooted in over eight decades on this land.

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Selection of foods made at Koinonia

Handmade Foods That Sustain a Way of Life

Every purchase supports the life and work of Koinonia—rooted in over eight decades on this land.

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Georgia pecans, peanuts, fair trade chocolate and gifts, from Koinonia Farm.

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From Our Farm to Your Table

A few of the things people come back for again and again.

Send a Gift from the Farm

A Koinonia Farm gift box, packed by hand and ready to send

Sometimes you want to send something, but don’t quite know what to choose.

A gift box is a simple way to do that.

Some are ready to go—we’ve curated them here at the farm.

Others you can build yourself.

Each one is packed by hand at Koinonia.

It’s one way to share a little of this place with someone else.

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Pecans & Peanuts

Pecans & Peanuts
Chocolate

Chocolate
Bakery

Bakery
Open Koinonia Farm Pecan Sampler Gift Tin with three varieties of pecans in separate compartments, displayed on a green gift box with a gold ribbon, with the tin's lid beside it.

Gift Boxes
Koinonia Farm Fair Trade Coffee

Coffee & tea

Our Story

Koinonia Farm began in 1942 as an experiment: people living together on the land, taking the Sermon on the Mount seriously, and doing their best to love their neighbors—all their neighbors—without exception.

In the 1950s, Koinonia faced intense opposition because of its commitment to racial equality and shared economic life. A violent boycott cut the community off from local markets. With few options left, we began selling by mail what we made in our own kitchens.

What started as a means of survival became a lifeline.

Every order still says the same thing: we're still here.

And every order invites you to become part of the story.

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Koinonia Farm then and now — eight decades of shared life