Agape Gardens
The Agape Gardens are designed to provide a calming and therapeutic atmosphere, with elements such as water features, sculptures, and walking paths. Each of the future 12 gardens has a unique theme and purpose, such as the Garden of Tears, which is dedicated to giving our emotional pain to God, and the Garden of Courage, which offers encouragement and inspiration.
The impact of the intentional healing process that takes place in the garden will extend outward from the individual into their communities. By help to clarify their identity in Christ, we can ensure positive outcomes far into the future as the Good News of Jesus Christ continues to reach to the ends of the earth.
Agape Gardens
The Agape Gardens are designed to provide a calming and therapeutic atmosphere, with elements such as water features, sculptures, and walking paths. Each of the future 12 gardens has a unique theme and purpose, such as the Garden of Tears, which is dedicated to giving our emotional pain to God, and the Garden of Courage, which offers encouragement and inspiration.
The impact of the intentional healing process that takes place in the garden will extend outward from the individual into their communities. By help to clarify their identity in Christ, we can ensure positive outcomes far into the future as the Good News of Jesus Christ continues to reach to the ends of the earth.
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Volunteers Play a Crucial Role in Our Ministry
We welcome any individuals or groups to join us who are committed to our mission to inspire our community to encounter Jesus and cultivate a dynamic relationship with Him. Our need for volunteers continues to grow as we restore our gardens and enhance our facilities.
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The Results Are In! See Which “He Nailed It” Video Won
Thank you for voting! The most impactful version of “He Nailed It” has been chosen. Check out the results and see which video resonated most!
Servant’s Oasis Featured on Hopecast: Supporting Those Who Serve
We had the privilege of joining Hopecast, the podcast by Blessings of Hope, to share the heart behind Servant’s Oasis. Dr. Roy Smith and Jillian Diffenderfer sat down with CEO David Lapp to discuss how our retreat and counseling center empowers those who serve our communities—ministers, nurses, teachers, social workers, and first responders. Watch the episode to hear how Servant’s Oasis is making a difference, and check out the Sanctuary for Heroes article!
