Havilah is more than a garden — it’s an invitation. A place where hands meet soil, hearts find restoration, and the Creator walks among His people.
Here, the ancient and the new grow side by side: plants of biblical significance, moments of quiet reflection, and gatherings that nurture both body and spirit.
Whether you come to choose a garden kit, join a workshop, or simply pause and breathe, Havilah is a space prepared for you.
It is not about gold in the ground, but about hearts restored to God.
It is the threshold of Eden, a place for those who feel far yet near, longing to walk with Him again.
Here, we return to the Garden — to love, to healing, to His presence — the true treasure that never fades.
My Story
Havilah began as a seed in my heart — a vision of a garden where God’s presence could be encountered in the everyday.
From tending plants to leading small gatherings, every step has been guided by the belief that creation itself was meant to be a meeting place between the Divine and humanity.
Today, Havilah offers biblical plant kits, symbolic garden experiences, and workshops that weave together scripture, soil, and stillness.
This is only the beginning — like a young tree, Havilah will continue to grow, branch out, and bear fruit in season.
The Wells of Provision
“Now He who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will also supply and increase your store of seed and will enlarge the harvest of your righteousness.”
–2 Corinthians 9:10
Some gifts are placed gently into open hands, and others are found hidden along the path - yet both come from the same Source. Whether through generosity or divine encounter, each provision is part of God's unfolding plan for Havilah. These moments remind us that what is freely given and what is quietly revealed are not different kinds of blessings, but different ways He chooses to provide.
Roots of Gratitude
“Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.”
–Luke 6:38
These are those who give simply because the Spirit moves them to - without expectation, without recognition, simply in love. Roots of Gratitude is where their giving takes form in the soil of Havilah. Each act of generosity becomes a seed planted in sacred ground, growing unseen until the right season reveals its fruit. here we honor not only the gift, but the heart that sowed it - for every offeng given in love becomes part of God's harvest.
With Gratitude
What began as a simple inquiry became one of Havilah's earliest blessings. The owners of Alternative Route Coffee Co. (Edmonton International Airport) offered their burlap coffee sacks as a gift - the very fabric now woven into the tunics and plant wrappings of Havilah's gatherings. Their generosity carried the quiet fragrance of kindness and community, reminding us that sometimes God's provision is waiting in places we pass every day. Each thread now carries their kindness forward, a small act of giving that became part of Havilah's story of grace.
Hidden Springs
“Your path led through the sea, Your way through the mighty waters, though Your footprints were not seen.”
–Psalm 77:19
There are moments along the journey when the path seems dry, and then suddenly, a spring appears - hidden beneath what seemed ordinary. These are the places where God reminds us that provision is not always handed freely, but sometimes discovered quietly, through the kindness of others, the stillness of waiting, or the unfolding of His perfect timing.
Hidden Springs is where Havilah pauses to remember those sacred intersections - the ones not born of donation, but of divine orchestration. Each story here tells of a moment when God whispered, "See? I am still with you, even here."
Aspen Coffee Roasters - Edmonton, AB
In a quiet industrial pocket across from the CP rails sits a little gen called Aspen Coffee Roasters. What began as a simple stop to pick up burlap bags became a moment of unexpected blessing. The kindness of those inside, the scent of roasted coffee and the rhythm of nearby trains reminded me that even in places built of iron and stone, God plants beauty. Aspen became one of Havilah's earliest waypoints - a reminder that the journey is made holy not only by what we received, but by those God weaves into the path to remind us of His nearness.
What is planted in love is often found again in grace.
Contact
I’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re curious about the plants, interested in a gathering, or feel drawn to partner in this vision, your message is welcome here.