Join us at Field Day!

Saturday, September 22nd, from 1 pm to 4 pm.

3rd Annual Field Day
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
$5 per vehicle

Curious about Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center? Come and check us out!  We invite you to come connect with Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center and the community that surrounds our small corner of creation. On Saturday,September 22nd we are hosting our 3rd annual Field Day. You’ll be able to explore the gardens, take a hayride around our property, as well as walk the meditation trail & turf labyrinth.

This event is BYOP! bring your own picnic. There are tables on the back patio that are perfect for picnics!

Jefferson Township fire department will be present so you can check out a fire truck up close! Local artists, including Donna Nesbitt (plein air painting) and Gail Maraman (felting), will be demonstrating their art. We will also have a farm stand featuring naturally grown pesticide and herbicide free produce grown on site!
There will be crafts, made by Sisters and volunteers, for purchase.

As a reminder, we are unable to accept payment via credit or debit cards.

Hope to see you Saturday!

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Join Us By Become Our Partner

We need you to become our partner. Join us in our mission by donating though our Annual Appeal. Any amount is graciously accepted and will be of great benefit to our nonprofit work. Your donation help us impact more lives through education and by providing access to fresh produce to those in need.

September 5, 2018 Dear supporter, Thank you for your faithful support of our mission at Shepherd's Corner Ecology Center. As a small corner of creation committed to providing people of all ages and backgrounds an opportunity to rediscover the life-giving harmony between themselves and the land, we rely on donations from individuals like yourself. We invite you to partner with us in continuing this mission to help others recognize and respect the dignity of all creation. We are asking for your help so that we may continue spreading the knowledge of Care for Creation in a manner that nurtures the future of the whole Earth community. Join us in experiencing the joys and responsibilities of caring for land, life, and spirit, inspiring others to become shepherds of creation in their own corners of the world. Your donation will help educate all ages, fund programming, maintain the bio-diversity of the land, feed our animals, as well as nourish our local community through our Feed the Hungry food pantry garden. The garden provides seasonal naturally-grown vegetables to the Griffin Center at Christ the King Church, HEART in Reynoldsburg, GRIN in Gahanna and the food pantry at St. James Church in the Linden area. Your donation affirms your belief that we can bring about changes in how we live on Earth including how we relate to one another and creation. Giving is simple. You can use the enclosed envelope to send your donation directly to Shepherd’s Corner. Or you can visit our website, www.shepherdscorner.org where you can find a secure Annual Appeal donation page for donations made with a credit, debit card, or electronic check.
Annual Appeal Letter p. 1
You can donate in honor or memory of a loved one. Donations can be earmarked so that you are supporting the ministry that you are the most passionate about. All donations are tax deductible and will receive an acknowledgement from the Dominican Sisters of Peace. As 2019 approaches, we look not only back at what we have accomplished but forward to the impact that will be made with your donation for our ministry at Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center. Your gift will be instrumental in our commitment to lessen hunger, provide environmental education, and connect more individuals with the beauty of Creation. With heartfelt thanks and gratitude for your support, Sister Rose Ann Van Buren, OP, and the Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center Staff P.S. Any amount you are able to give will help increase and strengthen our efforts. Just as Pope Francis stated in Laudato Si, “We must not think that these efforts are not going to change the world.” We believe what we do together will bring about change in our world and also in our daily lives and in the lives of those we love. An Ecological ministry of the Dominican Sisters of Peace
Annual Appeal letter page two

 

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September Programs at Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center

September Programs at Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center

Wednesday, September 5th 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Walking on the Earth
Registration closes September 3rd
Led by Andre Krevic, OP
Suggested Donation: $5

The Earth is part of creation and it needs our respect. Come find yourself grounded in the life around you and under your feet. Please wear comfortable shoes. A snack and beverage will be included.
Background: Worked in parish ministry and parish leadership for 40 years. One of her interests is quilting.
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Friday, September 21st 7:00 – 8:30 pm
Equal Night Labyrinth Walk
Registration closes September 19th
Facilitated by John Seryak, Labyrinth Keeper
Suggested Donation: $5
Learning to walk with the ‘Darkness’. Our labyrinth is located on Wengert Road, at the second drive to the right. A snack and beverage will be included.
All programs have a minimum of 5 participants.
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Registration for the above programs, and others, can be competed through our website calendar. Or by calling the office at (614) 866-4302.

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Join us on Saturday, September 22nd for Field Day.
3rd Annual Field Day
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
$5 per vehicle

Curious about Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center? Come and check us out! We invite you to come connect with Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center and the community that surrounds our small corner of creation. You’ll be able to explore the gardens, take a hayride around our property, as well as walk the meditation trail & turf labyrinth. Jefferson Township fire department will be present so you can check out a fire truck up close! Local artists, including Donna Nesbitt (plein air painting) and Gail Maraman (felting), will be demonstrating their art. There will be a farm stand featuring naturally grown pesticide and herbicide free produce. We will also have some of our crafts, made by Sisters and volunteers, for purchase. This event is BYOP! bring your own picnic. We’ll have space dedicated to picnicking.

As a reminder, we are unable to accept payment via credit or debit cards.

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