Sister Grove Farm

15/01/2025

We always say that Sister Grove is our favorite place on earth. And it brings us great joy to share it. The gifts and skills of Beowulf Media has captured that here so well. When can you come for a farmstay in 2025 - family, private event, or corporate retreat? https://www.airbnb.com/hosting/listings

10/01/2025

from soil comes greatness - Sister Grove Farm newsletter https://wix.to/Nv4Hf3o

06/01/2025

Order your Pasture-Raised Chicken now!

Want to start the new year right by eating healthy? We can help you out with 2025's first batch of Sister Grove Farm's Pasture-Raised Chicken. Order today, and we can arrange for pickup or delivery as early as next Wednesday, January 15. ~~~~~~~ Raised on our pasture and fed locally sourced, non-soy...

05/01/2025

Love in the Darkness? - Sister Grove Farm newsletter

The fourth candle of Advent should have been recognized by this newsletter over a week ago. The first three were delivered on time - Hope, Peace, and even Joy. But, you know how it is - we got busy with things. Christmas happened, and it is all too easy to get distracted, isn't it? But actually...to...

01/01/2025

30/12/2024

On a windy, sunny morning of Christmastide (the festival of Incarnation), we add the soil and seeds offered from the Winter Solstice to a rocky patch of earth on the pasture. May all of us do our part in partnering with God to bring new life out of depleted conditions. Happy regenerative New Year!

27/12/2024

Come see us. There IS room in the Inn!

Escape to Sister Grove Farm: 149 acres of rolling blackland prairie just 45 miles north of Dallas, where history meets renewal. Once home to the McKinney family, this serene retreat now features a lovingly restored 1859 farmhouse, two guesthouses, and a group space perfect for gatherings. 🌾

Sister Grove Farm raises grass-fed cattle, heritage chickens, and sheep using regenerative farming practices that heal the land and nurture the soul. Whether you’re looking for a solo getaway or planning a gathering, Sister Grove is a place to reconnect—with nature, history, and yourself. 🌿

Be sure to check out their Facebook and website for information on their December 20th Winter Soltice on the Farm event!

📷 Sister Grove Farm

Want to learn more? Visit: www.farmstayusa.com for information on the farm stays available at Sister Grove Farm.

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20/12/2024

Two free tickets are available for tonight’s winter solstice on the farm with Ken Medema.
Would love for you to join us if you can.
5 PM arrival
5:30 PM at the fire
6 PM dinner (potluck)
6:30 PM program with music, poetry, storytelling, and communion
PM us! 🧑‍🌾😊

18/12/2024

Joy in the Darkness? - Sister Grove Farm newsletter

In the first two weeks of Advent, we have seen the two candles of Hope and Peace in a new light. Not as quiet, pretty decorations on the altar but as tenacious disruptors of systems and structures of injustice and inequality. The work never ends, unfortunately. Keeping the lights of Hope-building an...

16/12/2024

Sister Grove Farm is a place of restoration. Check out our airbnb listings to schedule a private farmstay, group retreat, or to invite your guests for that special occasion. See you on the farm!

https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/385163669

14/12/2024

It's not much but we are excited about a couple of changes to our home page for you to check out: our airbnb listing for you to schedule your own farmstay and the amazing video created by Beowulf Media from our summer dinner which featured Thomas Locke of Bois d'Arc Meat Co.. Come see us.

A pretty patch of Blackland Prairie nestled along a bend in Sister Grove Creek, Grayson County, Texas. Our mission is two-fold: to restore our piece of the earth through regenerative farming practices and to connect people to the sacredness of place in their own story.

12/12/2024

Peace in the Darkness? - Sister Grove Farm newsletter

It is the second week of Advent. The name of our candle that lights the way in the darkness is Peace. That sounds simple enough. Peace. It is a greeting we sometimes give each other. I often use it in my email signature. Those of us in church occasionally extend the Peace of Christ to one another in...

12/12/2024

Appreciate our friends at FarmStay.

Escape to Sister Grove Farm: 149 acres of rolling blackland prairie just 45 miles north of Dallas, where history meets renewal. Once home to the McKinney family, this serene retreat now features a lovingly restored 1859 farmhouse, two guesthouses, and a group space perfect for gatherings. 🌾

Sister Grove Farm raises grass-fed cattle, heritage chickens, and sheep using regenerative farming practices that heal the land and nurture the soul. Whether you’re looking for a solo getaway or planning a gathering, Sister Grove is a place to reconnect—with nature, history, and yourself. 🌿

Be sure to check out their Facebook and website for information on their December 20th Winter Soltice on the Farm event!

📷 Sister Grove Farm

Want to learn more? Visit: www.farmstayusa.com for information on the farm stays available at Sister Grove Farm.

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05/12/2024

Hope in the Darkness? - Sister Grove Farm newsletter

Advent blessings, everyone. On Sunday, December 1, we crossed the threshold into a wondrous season of spiritual preparation, guided by the light of candles which are lit with the eternal promises of: Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love. At the same time, we are moving closer each day to the longest night of....

25/11/2024

The Simplest of Prayers - Sister Grove Farm newsletter

Alice Walker says that "'Thank you' is the best prayer that anyone can say." This simple prayer is not limited to this season, but next week many will gather to do just that - give thanks. Some have started already. On Saturday about 60 members of our church came out to the farm. It was a beautiful....

20/11/2024

If you want a holiday farmstay, have we got the place for you? Yes, Christmas is currently available. Check us out on airbnb for details.

Sister Grove Farm - 1859 historic farmhouse

14/11/2024

Last day to register for this food justice dinner and book discussion on Sunday Nov. 17 at 5pm. Registration link in comments. Fried chicken, collards, and grits provided. Potluck side dishes welcome.