501(c)(3) nonprofit
Sheffield, Vermont
Former boarding-school campus
Working farm and sugar woods
The Work
Three ways the land becomes a refuge.
Daughters of Grace
Redeemed. Restored. Resilient.
A residential discipleship and life-recovery program for women. Trauma-informed care, counseling, peer support, and the steady rhythm of work, study, and rest.
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Under His Wings
A protected family-style home.
Family-style homes for children who need protection, held within the daily life of the ranch — gardens, the barn, meals together, and quiet formation.
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The Ranch
Healing through real work.
Animals, gardens, trades, horsemanship, and the sugar woods. Every chore is a chance to build confidence and a steady hand.
See the ranch →Gather
Where light breaks through.
Once a month, the restored barn fills with worship, testimony, and preaching — and once a year, the field becomes Harvestfest.
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Give
How a gift is used.
A safe bed
A warm room, meals, and a place to rest without fear.
A day of meaningful work
The ranch, the gardens, the trades — work that restores confidence.
A month of care
Counseling, formation, and the steady community of the home.
A note from the ranch
When the land is healed, the people on it are healed too. We are restoring a place that was left empty, and watching it become a home again — one season, one person, one quiet morning at a time.
You are welcome here.
Misty Hart Nadeau
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They will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the Lord for the display of his splendor.
Isaiah 61:3
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