



@ Shepherd's Cross Heart of the Shepherd, Inc., is a public non-profit organization, founded in December of 2006, with a governing board of directors. Our mission is to teach people both local to Oklahoma and throughout the world about the goodness of the Lord Jesus Christ, relating Biblical scripture to agriculture, horticulture, and farm animals. We provide Biblically -based tours as well as providing service to those living in poverty stricken communities, such as the Baby Blessing Bags. We are able to provide tax deductible receipts for monetary, equipment and livestock donations.
Great Shepherd, Jesus Christ, and of His great love for each of us. Animals, in particular sheep, as well as plants, are used to bring revelation to scripture. Additionally, visitors will learn the value and uses of animals, animal products, and plants. This farm is a peaceful respite for those who are weary from the world's labors. In the spring, with new lambs arriving, we show groups some of the reasons God termed himself "The Good Shepherd", and calls us the sheep of His pasture. In the fall, our Pumpkin Festival concentrates on the goodness of God in the harvest time. The Living Nativity, during December, provides a living reenactment of the meager stable scene ~ as a reminder of that night when Jesus was born. Throughout the year Shepherd's Garden gives insight into God's work through plants - especially the metaphors in His Word. Shepherd's Cross is a member of the Oklahoma Agritourism Committee - our programs are also PASS-aligned for school requirements. Please explore our site to see more about what we do - specific events, the farm shop, and classes we host in the fiber arts. |
Baby Blessing Bags ! |
baby items for mothers in need, especially newborn clothing. Each bag contains a hand-made object such as a knit blanket, cap, or booties, as a personal touch of God's love, and some piece of literature affirming of motherhood in His sight. We've been blessed with a direct connection to dispersing these to mothers in need of both a boost and encouragement. Our county's numbers of new mothers without resources to take care of the life entrusted to them is staggering. The Department of Health has a program set up where qualifying mothers are given lessons in physical and spiritual health, and regular check-ups, even after the birth. Interested in contributing? We are the most stretched for timely hand-crafted items. Join our crafts time to work on a project, or drop by our shop to check out what a typical bag has in it. Contact us for more information! |



| Heart of the Shepherd has started accepting cellphones and accessories to the Shepherd ministries! |
| 918-342-5911 16792 East 450 Road, Claremore, OK 74017-0935 Hwy 66 & then 2.5 miles East on Akin Road (EW 45 Road or EW 450 Road) |
Contact us by e-mail at: SheepFarm@ShepherdsCross.com |
| He tends the flock like a shepherd: He gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to His heart; He gently leads those that have young. Isaiah 40:11 |
| . . . The Beginnings In the summer of 1993, after much prayerful deliberation, we made the decision to become shepherds for a flock of sheep. We have come to understand the physical and the spiritual implications of our has multiplied, as has our love for them. They are gentle and loving creatures, that bend to the nature of their shepherd. There are many biblical parables and references to sheep. In order to fully understand the instructions for living that reference sheep and shepherding it is imperative that sheep and shepherding remain a viable productive force in our world, and that shepherds who understand that biblical meaning, through life's hands on experiences, be willing to share that message. This inspired our labor to create Shepherd's Cross. Our Shepherding Tours started the mission, giving a hands-on lesson for young and old, concerning shepherding techniques, agricultural sustenance, and Biblical interpretation. At this time, Shepherd's Cross remains a family farm operation. This in itself has become a unique phenomena in the American landscape. The farm was purchased in 1991. The original 1920's farm house was reconstructed on the original site, with the bulk of architectural features salvaged from the original home. The farm has had only one owner previous to the Dickinson family. |


Open Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8:30-5:30 Extended hours for special events Closed Some Holiday Weekends Call or email for further details |