The Significance of Mother’s Day It’s hard to believe that Mother’s Day is just around the corner. At Shepherd’s House Ministries, celebrating motherhood represents a special moment in the year. It is much more than gifts, cards, and flowers. For the mom’s in our Women and Children’s Center Program, Mother’s Day is a day of […] Read More

Responding with Grace In an effort to learn how to love people well, I am once again reading through the Gospels, paying close attention to how Jesus loved people in various settings, in various situations. The last couple of days I have been rereading the crucifixion of our Lord. In the hours leading up to […] Read More

Transformation Through Relationship At Shepherd’s House Ministries, we believe in the power of relationship. Without a community of authentic support and protective love, it is nearly impossible for those who come from backgrounds of trauma and addiction to find true healing. Curt Floski, our Executive Director, shares his experience getting to know Jeanna, who he […] Read More

Finding Home George HW Bush, who recently passed away, said something in an old interview that has stuck with me. When asked about his greatest success he answered: “ My kids still come home.” Hmmm . . . not what you’d expect from a man who held the most powerful position on the planet, but […] Read More

Ways You Can Help – Anyone Can Do It! Shepherd’s House Ministries would not be all that it is without the generosity of those in our community. People like you giving what they have to help their neighbors has helped so many men and women find the path back to God and onto true healing […] Read More

Grace is the Antidote: Cash Lowe Cash Lowe is the Organizational Chaplain at Shepherd’s House Ministries, and in a recent interview he explains why our team fell in love with the phrase “Grace Changes Everything.” As the men and women who walk through our doors are marred with the mask of shame and fear, it […] Read More

Hidden Hearts Don’t Get Healed True story: World War I World War One broke out in August 1914 and the German army’s advance across France was so rapid many British soldiers found themselves trapped behind enemy lines. Some of these soldiers banded together and attempted to fight their way through to the receding British line. […] Read More

The process of learning to accept grace – the concept that we are loved no matter what – is foundational in the journey of healing for the residents of our men’s and women’s center. Kimberly, a recent graduate, share her experience coming to understand grace and what it means to be truly accepted.