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Nonprofit using community garden to feed ‘food-insecure’ moves to First Baptist

Robin Friedman, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Master Gardener coordinator and board member for Jubilee Farm, works alongside other volunteers at the nonprofit's new community garden site on the Bradford Street side of First Baptist Church in Gainesville. (Photo by Rod Reilly)

05212018 JUBILEE 2 — Robin Friedman, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Master Gardener coordinator and board member for Jubilee Farm, works alongside other volunteers at the nonprofit's new community garden site on the Bradford Street side of First Baptist Church in Gainesville. (Photo by Rod Reilly)

Jubilee Farm’s promise as a community garden has taken some toiling in the soil to keep. But its new home on the campus of First Baptist Church at 751 Green St. in Gainesville offers the chance for stability and growth.