Confluence 2024 Focuses on Building ‘Resilient Communities’

Published on April 16, 2024

BANDERA, Texas—Amongst the velvet-green hills and honey-hued grazing fields of Mollie Engelhart’s life, love, and passion—regenerative farming—freedom thrives at Sovereignty Ranch in West Texas. It’s the freedom to raise livestock, work in moist brown soil growing healthy food, create the natural medicines she uses, and raise her children the way she sees fit. It’s the freedom to live the way she chooses. Far from being a radical utopian concept, Sovereignty Ranch is a practical community of people committed to human liberty and independence. Its purpose is to bring like-minded people together in harmony with nature against an overreaching government hostile to their very existence....

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