
Regeneratively focused
Strategic, rotational grazing rebuilds Mississippi soil season by season. No synthetic fertilizer, no herbicides, no shortcuts — the livestock do the soil work, the soil grows the food.
Join us Thursday evening for a farm-focused community meal bringing conference attendees, families, church guests, speakers, farmers, and friends together around the table.
Thursday Community Dinner
Join us around the table Thursday evening during the inaugural Etta Hills Farm Conference for a community meal centered around good food, meaningful conversation, and fellowship.
The Community Dinner brings together conference attendees, speakers, farmers, families, church members, and community guests for an evening built around the same principles that guide the conference — stewardship, nourishment, relationships, and connection.
The Tabernacle
7701 Highway 51 N
Southaven, Mississippi 38671
Dinner begins approximately 6:50 PM
Adults / Age 13+: $25
Children Age 5–12: $12
Children Age 4 & Under: Complimentary
Please select one ticket for each person attending, including children age 4 and under, so our team can accurately prepare food and seating.
The meal will feature a farm-focused menu highlighted by carved Etta Hills Farm beef roast, accompanied by thoughtfully prepared sides and refreshments.
Our goal is to create an evening where attendees and guests can slow down, share a meal, build relationships, and continue the conversations started throughout the conference.
Do not purchase a Community Dinner ticket for yourself.
Thursday evening dinner is already included with:
This ticket is intended for:
A Community Dinner ticket provides admission to the Thursday evening Community Dinner only.
It does not include:
Full conference registration is available separately.
Meal reservations are limited and may close once our final catering count is reached.
Please register as early as possible so our team can prepare appropriately.
Restoring the Land. Nourishing People. Honoring Our Creator.

Strategic, rotational grazing rebuilds Mississippi soil season by season. No synthetic fertilizer, no herbicides, no shortcuts — the livestock do the soil work, the soil grows the food.

Animals live the way animals should — on pasture, in family groups, with room to express natural behavior. Low-stress handling from birth through harvest, every time.

No hormones, no steroids, no growth-pushing additives. Livestock finish at their own pace on grass — taking longer to raise, putting better food on your table.