Join us next week on Tuesday December 19th, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.  We will be open for the purchasing of gifts.

If someone on your list need an extra special gift, we have something for you.  Maybe you are a last minute shopper who still needs to get gifts, we have those too!  Or perhaps you just want to get yourself something special.  Don’t worry, we have that covered too!

We have wonderful chicken pot holders, chicken and sheep towel holders, bottle stoppers, hats, sheep ornaments, angel pins, cutting boards, bee smooth hand cream and more!

As a note, we are able to take cash and check for purchases made.

We need you to become our partner.  Join us in our mission by donating though our Annual Appeal

On Saturday November 18th come see us at St. Paul’s Annual ‘Deck The Halls’ Christmas bazaar.  The bazaar will be held from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.  There is a $2 admission fee to enter the bazaar.

Make sure to mark your calendars!  This will be your only chance to catch us and our bee smooth hand cream, maple syrup, basil garlic vinegar, and handmade crafts at a holiday bazaar this year.

We hope to see you there!

St. Paul School, 61 Moss Road Westerville, OH 4308.
Find out more information regarding the bazaar here.

If the October 21st article in the Columbus Dispatch connected you with our organization, we would like to welcome you.  We are grateful that you have visited our site and hope that you will have the chance to visit us in person.

As a note our current visitation hours are Wednesdays through Fridays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.  As there are some days that we are not open to the public we ask that you call to ensure we are indeed open before you visit.  Additionally, on our calendar page the days that we are open are noted.  From the calendar you are also able to register for programs including our monthly labyrinth walks.

Upon arriving at the ecology center we do ask that you stop inside the barn.  This is so that you can sign and so that we know that there are individuals out walking the land or our labyrinth.  A donation of $2 is suggested per person who comes to visit our center.

The article, which was written by Margaret Quamme, can be read here.

This year Shepherd’s Corner Ecology center is participating in The Columbus Foundation’s annual Big Give.  An initiative that’s encouraging Central Ohio to donate to one of the many not for profit organizations in the area.  This campaigns runs for 26 hours from 10:00 a.m. ET on Tuesday, October 10 through 12:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday, October 11th

We hope that you will consider making a donation to Shepherd’s Corner to help continue educating and connecting individuals to the land.  Anything that you are able to give will go directly to us.  To make a donation to Shepherd’s Corner, during The Big Give, you can visit our Giving Store here.

When you $20 or more you will receive a special receipt with perks from generous Big Give partners which include: Donatos, Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream, Piada, Hot Chicken Takeover and more!

Thank you to everyone who came and made our 25th anniversary celebration wonderful.  Whether you came to reconnect with Shepherd’s Corner or it was your first visit to the land, we are grateful that you made Shepherd’s Corner a part of your day.

If you were unable to attend the event but wanted to be able to purchase Shepherd’s Corner inspired art, do not worry.  There are several pieces which were not purchased at the 25th anniversary celebration.

To purchase one of these pieces give us a call: (614) 866-4302 or email Miranda Land at scecologycenter@gmail.com.

As the remaining pieces are sold, the accompanying description will be updated.

Come celebrate 25 years of caring for land, life, and spirit with us at the barn.  Visit the animals, walk the meditation trail & labyrinth, and share your memories of and hopes for Shepherd’s Corner.  Shepherd’s Corner inspired art will showcased as a fundraiser for the ecology center.

Saturday September 16th, from 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm

For more information and to view the art please visit: 25th Anniversary Celebration.  

As it stands we are unsure if there will be any more farm markets held this year.  Due to the conditions this spring and summer, production of our gardens has been impacted.  Our first priority with our gardens is donation of fresh, healthy produce to those in need.  In the event that there is a farm market scheduled our website and Facebook page will be updated to reflect this.