"Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong."
1 Corinthians 16:13
We hope that after hearing our story, you will also become part of that “Who” and that “What” that is Holy Family Farm.
Our Daily Prayer At Holy Family Farm
Gracious Father, you who once led your chosen people
from a land of oppression to a land of promise,
grant us, we pray, grace in abundance -
so that we be ever grateful for guiding us
to this - our place of freedom and peace.
May Holy Family Farm become a holy place
like the home of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph in Nazareth.
A place of natural beauty, simple hospitality, reverent worship,
ardent faith, diligent labor, pious devotion,
fruitful silence, mutual respect, generous service,
and above all - an authentic expression of sincere love for You and for all.
"Heart of Jesus, we adore You!
Heart of Mary, we implore you,
Heart of Joseph, pure and just -
In these three hearts, we place our trust!"
Amen.
Volunteer
Gratefully, we have many friends and benefactors throughout the country who have so supportive both spiritually and financially. Yet, for those who live driving distance to the farm can visit and volunteer. We have had the pleasure to host both individuals, families, and groups who assist us. Saturdays are “project days” here at Holy Family Farm – watering, weeding, painting, or fixing – take your pick! For those who live at a distance from the farm – perhaps you too can help us. We are always in need of farming and building supplies – hopefully we can both figure out how to get your donation from “there to here”!
If you can assist us – please contact us at:
board@holyfamilyfarm.org or call 833-565-3276
Candidate Application
Those who are interested in being a resident at Holy Family Farm are encouraged to contact us either by phone or e-mail. They are encouraged to carefully read through the “What to Expect” portion presented on the home page. Often enough, interested candidates come for a weekend visit during which they can experience life at Holy Family Farm, meet the community, and have a formal interview with Father Glenn