Episode 206 Broken But Beautiful: Faith, Farming, and Transformation with Dan & Julie Klob

Episode 206 Broken But Beautiful: Faith, Farming, and Transformation with Dan & Julie Klob In this episode, Kris and Tara sit down with Dan and Julie Klob, founders of TLC Edible Landscape and Broken But Beautiful Ministries in Pasco County, Florida. What began as a simple dream to serve others has grown into a thriving 5-acre permaculture farm and nonprofit mission focused on restoration, purpose, and transformation—through faith, agriculture, and community. Dan and Julie share how their edible landscape is more than just a farm—it is a living classroom and a place of healing. Everything on their land is intentionally designed to serve at least three purposes, creating a sustainable system that reflects both stewardship and faith. From nitrogen-fixing plants that enrich the soil, to goats that: Clear forage Provide manure for compost and worm systems Supply milk for drinking, cheese, and soap And even provide meat for nourishment Every piece of the farm works together in harmony—just like the people they serve. Through TLC and Broken But Beautiful Ministries, Dan and Julie are: Providing job opportunities Teaching hands-on agricultural skills Offering life guidance through Christ Creating a safe place for people to heal, learn, and grow This episode is a beautiful reminder that farming isn’t just about growing food—it’s about growing people. If you’ve ever wondered how faith, sustainability, and service can work together, this conversation is for you.

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