From the Cross Rails archive
Sha’al
Remembered in our earlier website as a curious, calm horse with a gentle spirit. Her name was shared as the Hebrew word for “ask.”
The heart of the pastureGentle connections.
Gentle connections.
Lasting lessons.
Horses give us a way to slow down, pay attention, and practice caring for another living being.
Why horses?A relationship
A relationship
you can learn from.
In the company of a horse, simple moments can become meaningful: approaching with care, learning to listen, or patiently building trust. Our mentors use these experiences to encourage young people and explore biblical truths.
The ministry’s story has long included rescued horses. Caring for them is part of our commitment to stewardship and a natural opportunity to talk about compassion, belonging, and restoration.
See how the program worksFrom our ministry’s story
Familiar faces from the pasture.
These profiles and photographs come from our earlier website. They celebrate our history and do not confirm the current program herd.
From the Cross Rails archive
Samuel
Our earlier website described Samuel as an inquisitive miniature horse who enjoyed being close to people and taking part in the activity around him.
From the Cross Rails archive
Victory
Known in our earlier website for her curiosity and playful nature, Victory was described as a gentle miniature horse who enjoyed the company of people and other horses.
Care is part of the calling
Help care for the horses.
Feed, veterinary care, farrier care, safe spaces, and daily attention all matter. You can help through service, financial support, or approved gifts in kind.
Before donating supplies
Please contact the ministry before purchasing or delivering feed, equipment, or other items. The team can confirm current needs and arrange a suitable time.
Ask about current needs