Wednesday, October 19, 2011
We are Making Progress
We have just finished re-building the sheds on the property so now we have some where to store hay! I have painted a few sings and I am glad to say they don't look half bad and we have cleaned up a lot of the trash around the main parking area!
Monday, September 26, 2011
The Dream Of Khaya Jabula Ranch
We hope someday to become a youth ranch that lets children of all ages come and spend time with the horses, whether it be for healing a broken spirit, or simply to enjoy one of God’s most amazing creations.
It all started when I was about 10, my friend Lauren and I both had the same calling, to reach people through horses.
Originally I was unsure of what exactly to do with this calling, was I supposed to work in the HIPO therapy program or maybe with juvenile delinquents? What was I supposed to do! Since I could not, at least at this time, figure out what God had in store for me I almost gave up on it for a few years.What I didn’t know was that God had it all perfectly planed out.
One of the things that got me back on track was reading an amazing book, A Bridge Called Hope, it changed my life forever. It opened my eyes to what God had planned for me and it gave me inspiration to get up and do it. It finally gave me an outline of what I had been hoping to do, and it gave me hope. Now thanks to Kim Meeder I understand that I don’t just have to work with and specific kind of kid but any and all who want to come to the ranch.
We have recently bought 32 acres of land that needs a little TLC but in time will hopefully become Khaya Jabula Youth Ranch!
It all started when I was about 10, my friend Lauren and I both had the same calling, to reach people through horses.
Originally I was unsure of what exactly to do with this calling, was I supposed to work in the HIPO therapy program or maybe with juvenile delinquents? What was I supposed to do! Since I could not, at least at this time, figure out what God had in store for me I almost gave up on it for a few years.What I didn’t know was that God had it all perfectly planed out.
One of the things that got me back on track was reading an amazing book, A Bridge Called Hope, it changed my life forever. It opened my eyes to what God had planned for me and it gave me inspiration to get up and do it. It finally gave me an outline of what I had been hoping to do, and it gave me hope. Now thanks to Kim Meeder I understand that I don’t just have to work with and specific kind of kid but any and all who want to come to the ranch.
We have recently bought 32 acres of land that needs a little TLC but in time will hopefully become Khaya Jabula Youth Ranch!
Monday, September 19, 2011
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