Charisma’s story is a reminder that transformation doesn’t happen in isolation—it happens around tables. Around steady staff. Around mentors who stay. Around volunteers and donors who quietly say, I’m here.

Fall and winter offer consistent rhythms, gentle structure, and daily reminders that “Grace” is valued. These good experiences become the tools that help heal old wounds and reshape how she sees herself and her future.

As the days grow longer and the farm bursts into bloom, we’re reminded that growth takes root in the most ordinary moments—quiet conversations, gentle encouragement, and daily rhythms that shape “Grace” into who she’s becoming.

As you read this edition of Grace RePurposed, I invite you to pray over each one who shares their story and trust that your support is more than just one person’s life changed; there is kingdom influence that goes far beyond Northwest Arkansas!

For years, birthdays were always hard for me. I found myself feeling sad and not understanding why. I only remember one birthday, before being taken away from my mother.

Horses have a very stable heart rhythm, so naturally, “Grace” feels calmer when she’s around the herd. Read how Equine Assisted Therapy and our Stable Time is changing the very heartbeat of the girls we serve.

God is already using the sacred acres at Grace Farms to heal hearts and bind up the wounds of these brave young women because of people like YOU, who show up with your support. Learn more about how God is at work inside!

God is using you to help rewrite the story for the young women we serve. I invite you to read their courageous stories in our latest newsletter, stories of cycles breaking for generations to come.

God is using you to help rewrite the story for our girls. I invite you to read their courageous stories in our latest newsletter, stories of cycles breaking for generations to come.

We are SO excited to share our Spring Newsletter with you—featuring the stories of Ash, Haley, the Saving Grace Prom and more.

We are SO excited to share our Spring Newsletter with you—featuring the brave story of SG Alum, Ruthie, and thoughts from several young women who live at Saving Grace today.

Hi folks, Alan Smallwood here. This question might sound a little “girlie” coming from a guy like me. Don’t panic or worry—it is supposed to…

Tracie, our Interim Program Coach, reflects on her time as a volunteer and celebrates an important milestone.

We are SO excited to share our Fall Newsletter with you—featuring the brave stories of our three 2020 program graduates!

We are SO PROUD of Jasimine for pushing forward with her goals, even in these strange times!