This 2 story 20,000 sq. foot building is both a training and equipping center (The Refuge) and a residential home (Shiloh) where residents and students experience  unconditional love, hope, acceptance, healing and restoration.

We give Yeshua (Jesus) all the honor and glory because He is the only One who  can put a shattered life back together even better than it was before. 

The Refuge is so much more than a 20,000 sq. foot building; it is a beautiful facility designed for healing, restoration, training and equipping.

The TOP FLOOR (The Refuge) is a training and equipping center with a large meeting room, dorm-style bedrooms, 2 kitchens and a dining area. This facility houses the Discipleship School. 

The SECOND FLOOR  (Shiloh) was completed in 2020. The grand opening and dedication was on July 4th, 2020.   Shiloh is a lovely home for women and single moms (and their children) who have been abused and/or sexually exploited. It is also a dorm for students in the Discipleship School. 

NO FEE:

Harvest Home does not charge a fee for those seeking healing as a resident or for those who desire to attend the Discipleship School. We do ask those who are financially able to make a monthly donation based on their ability.

No one has ever been turned away because they weren't able to donate. 

COMMUNITY SERVICE:

We are a working farm. Residents and students participate with the daily chores, which consist of animal care, gardening, etc. We are convinced that working together is extremely beneficial to the healing, maturing and restoration process. 

Slavery is alive and well - in America!
Slavery is alive and well on planet earth. And many of the slaves are children born in America, standing around bus stops, hanging out by youth shelters, fast food restaurants or advertised online. According to the FBI, in 2018, there are currently an estimated 293,000 American children at risk of being exploited and trafficked for sex. Forty percent of all human trafficking cases opened for investigation between January 2008 and June 2010 were for the sexual trafficking of a child. The majority of these children being sold for sex are girls between the ages of 12 and 14. Young girls are the new commodities that traffickers and gangs are selling. In many respects, the girl trade has replaced the drug trade. The Internet also allows the sale of a girl to be executed with ease, discretion, and convenience for the buyer. And unlike selling a drug, the girl can be sold over and over again.

The Facts

• The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children estimates there are 100,000-300,000 American kids victimized annually through the practice of child prostitution.
  
• The average age a child is first sold for sex in America is 12 years old.
  
• America is the second highest destination in the world for sex trafficking.
  
• 40% of all trafficking cases opened for investigation between January 2008 and June 2010 were for the sexual trafficking of a child.
  
• In that same investigation, 3 out of 4 victims were advertised or sold online.
  
• Anyone is at risk. This crime is not targeted at any particular race or socioeconomic backgrounds.
  
• Nearly 80% of trafficked girls have a history of physical and/or sexual abuse.

"THE LORD IS NEAR TO THE BROKENHEARTED AND SAVES THOSE WHO ARE CRUSHED IN SPIRIT." (PSALM 34:18)