The Retreat at Eucharisteo Farms

The Retreat at Eucharisteo Farms The Retreat at Eucharisteo Farms is a vacation rental venue that provides an opportunity to relax and unwind in the rolling hill countryside of Kentucky.

During your stay you can hike and explore 100 acres of land, visit with the farm animals that call the place home, or just relax on the porch and enjoy the sunset.

In case you were wondering about the page’s name change… we are excited to announce the opening of our first vacation re...
03/11/2022

In case you were wondering about the page’s name change… we are excited to announce the opening of our first vacation rental on the farm! Welcome to The Cottage

05/01/2021

Ducks are growing up 😊

We are up to 22 chicks! Learning about the intricacies of a chick developing inside the egg is such a testament to the ...
04/29/2021

We are up to 22 chicks! Learning about the intricacies of a chick developing inside the egg is such a testament to the wonder that is our Creator!

04/28/2021

And the first one is out! Unfortunately, he or she rolled out of view quickly.

First pips (the initial crack that the chick makes to let in oxygen) starting in the incubator! We will most likely hav...
04/28/2021

First pips (the initial crack that the chick makes to let in oxygen) starting in the incubator! We will most likely have several females for sale if anyone is interested! All dual purpose breeds.

04/26/2021

The new piggies are settling in nicely and enjoying grazing. Something I have never seen a pig do in person!

So Facebook just reminded me that five years ago today we had our first (and so far only) spring on the farm event. Such...
04/25/2021

So Facebook just reminded me that five years ago today we had our first (and so far only) spring on the farm event. Such a fun day, we will have to do this again sometime!

The farm became home to two more animal types today!The pigs are Kune Kunes and they are a slower growing, smaller breed...
04/23/2021

The farm became home to two more animal types today!
The pigs are Kune Kunes and they are a slower growing, smaller breed than we are used to but they eat mostly grass!
And the ducks may have been a bit of an impulse purchase 😬

Didn’t expect to be doing morning chores in this near the end of April...
04/21/2021

Didn’t expect to be doing morning chores in this near the end of April...

Finally made the time this morning to jot down the story of Euchariesteo Farms’ rebirth in the last year. At least the ...
04/20/2021

Finally made the time this morning to jot down the story of Euchariesteo Farms’ rebirth in the last year. At least the short version.

About three years ago, around the time I stopped posting on this page, Patrick and I were starting to feel the weight of what we had gotten ourselves into. We had moved to the country, built a house, and then before it was even complete, bought all the animals. All while Patrick worked away from home 50 hours and we experienced an unplanned blessing of another newborn. We limped through for awhile, before God made it very clear to us that this just wasn’t working. So, we sold all the animals.

Fast forward to Fall of 2019 when I received a phone call from a very nice, although slightly mysterious, lady wanting to know about our farm (a farm that didn’t exist anymore). I didn’t know it at the time but that phone call would be what God used to launch us back into farming. This time, however, we are doing it in community with the aforementioned nice lady and her wonderful family. And you guys it is So. Much. Better.

The highlights of the last year and a half include; us meeting with the Mason family, deciding (after many talks and prayer) that we should farm together, them moving into a camper in our front yard, us buying chickens, rabbits, pigs and cows together, starting (and mostly failing) to grow a garden, them now owning their own piece of land on the farm, building and moving into their house, and many other ups and downs that we have had the privilege of experiencing together.

Although we are just starting out (for the second time around) we are excited to see what God has planned for us!

And here is the flock that produces those beautiful eggs I posted yesterday. Any guesses on breeds?
04/16/2021

And here is the flock that produces those beautiful eggs I posted yesterday. Any guesses on breeds?

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1339 East Fairview Road
Williamstown, KY
41097

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