Neale is planning a gardening project to match Sarah's Place clients with older people who own garden plots they can no longer manage. There are also plans to encourage women to create micro-businesses. Whatever new functions Sarah's Place takes on, the center around which its activities flow will continue to be found in the reflection room. It gives people a time to reflect and move on with their lives. We'll always be outsiders, but we recognize that there are so many gifts here.
People are resilient.
We minister to them and learn from them. It was refreshing to have somebody who'd work with us, not tell us what to do. Fred D. Baldwin is a freelance writer based in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Sarah's Place Success Stories by Sister Sarah Neale Pam Lewis Pam is like a lot of the women at Sarah's Place in Sandy Hook, Kentucky. She is young, married, the mother of two toddlers, and was a welfare recipient when she came here.