The beautiful images that capture hope and healing at Hope Reins are courtesy of an amazingly talented woman named Rebecca “Becca” Mill.   Aside from being one of North Carolina’s most gifted photographers,

Pam is easy to spot during sessions at Hope Reins. Her wide grin and genuinely warm nature disarms even the most timid of newcomers to the ranch. She plays tag, baits fishing hooks

On Saturday mornings, you’ll likely find Dave Guy and Ray Martin loitering around the Hope Reins welcome center by 7:00 AM.   The coffee brews inside the lodge as the two crack a

There are three cheery mailboxes near the white picket gate of Hope Reins’ garden. Denise Etheridge loves to peek into one in particular for its treasure trove of journal entries written by some

Mike is a faithful believer in Jesus Christ. So it’s really no surprise to anyone who knows him that most of his ‘seasoned’ time is spent generously helping others through ministries. Yes, that’s

A year ago, Karen faced a frightening breast cancer diagnosis. After 12 weeks of chemotherapy, 21 daily radiation treatments and ongoing immunotherapy, she’s back serving as a Program Specialist and trainer to our

Ruby Brown-Herring is an expert in her field. With over 20 years of experience in mental health program management, she oversees statewide juvenile justice, mental health and substance abuse policy and programming for

The success of Hope Reins as a ministry is rooted in the deep, significant relationships found here. Kids learn to trust by bonding with session leaders. Volunteers rely on team members to speak

Jim Reason, affectionately called Mr. Jim, looks like he belongs at Hope Reins. Cowboy hat, check…western boots, yup… and he rides and owns horses. The only thing out of character might be the