Zeke Brings a Gift to the Homeless
Zeke Brings a Gift to the Homeless Zeke’s inspiring story has been floating around on Facebook, and we wanted to share the whole story with you. One day as Zeke was driving with his parents they were stopped at an intersection where a homeless man was standing with a sign. Curious, Zeke asked what the […] Read More
Building Safe Relationships at the Women & Children’s Center
Building Safe Relationships Our Women & Children’s Center is truly a safe haven for women and children in Central Oregon who have been living in dangerous and often violent situations. When facing trauma, addiction, and abuse there is often nowhere for these women to turn where they feel protected and accepted enough to address and […] Read More
Misti’s Unexpected Choice – The Real-Life Impact of True Healing
Misti’s Unexpected Choice – The Real-Life Impact of True Healing You may remember Misti’s story from this summer – an inspiring example of the healing that is taking place at our Women & Children’s Center. She and her 3-year-old son, Jaxon, has been on a journey toward a bright future ever since she entered […] Read More
Brian’s Story: No Shame at Smith Rock
Brian’s Story: No Shame at Smith Rock It is no secret that Cash Lowe, our Organizational Chaplain, is an avid outdoorsman. Nature is a haven for him, like so many others – a place to find peace, comfort, to challenge yourself and to expand. The programs at Shepherd’s House Ministries have a large outdoor activity […] Read More
Bringing Tyler Home
Bringing Tyler Home This October we are raising funds for our Men’s Center where staff and volunteers have been watching lives transform for years. Curt, our executive director, has witnessed immeasurable healing in the lives of guys since the very beginnings of this ministry. In a recent interview with Curt, he recounts the story of […] Read More
A Restored Identity – The Power of The Right Community
Restoring Identity – The Power of the Right Community 5 months ago, a man from Salem joined the Men’s Center as a last resort. “We knew we were his last hope.” Arriving broken and lost, he was carrying the weight of trauma and pain that is not unique to the individuals we serve. The hopelessness […] Read More