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'''Shepherd's Fold, Inc. ''' is a residential life transformation center for men and women being released from prison.  
'''Shepherd's Fold, Inc. ''' is a Christian-based, residential life transformation center for men and women being released from prison. It provides assistance to help released inmates become contributing members of society.
==Vision==
Since 1986 our vision remains the same: To help men and women released from prison or jail find total freedom from the inside out.


==Mission==
The Shepherd's Fold ministry was started in 1986 by Mary Kay Beard and her husband as an outreach to former inmates who were recently released from prison.
Equipping men and women to make a genuine life transformation after prison and become a contributing member of society.
 
==Values==
Shepherds Fold is a Bible-based, Christ-centered ministry to the whole person – spirit, mind and body.
 
==History==
The ministry was started in 1986 by Mary Kay Beard and her husband as an outreach to former inmates who were recently released from prison.


==External Links==
==External Links==
[http://sfalabama.org/ Shepherd’s Fold website]
[http://sfalabama.org/ Shepherd’s Fold] website


[[Category:Ministries]]
[[Category: Ministries]]
[[Category:Nonprofits]]
[[Category: Social service nonprofits]]
[[Category:1986 establishments]]
[[Category: 1986 establishments]]

Latest revision as of 13:34, 13 May 2024

Shepherd's Fold logo.jpg

Shepherd's Fold, Inc. is a Christian-based, residential life transformation center for men and women being released from prison. It provides assistance to help released inmates become contributing members of society.

The Shepherd's Fold ministry was started in 1986 by Mary Kay Beard and her husband as an outreach to former inmates who were recently released from prison.

External Links

Shepherd’s Fold website