The Sterling Rose Ministry's mission is to heal the brokenhearted enabling individuals to be restored to their created purpose and design. When one is brokenhearted, grief and pain can be all-consuming. There is a need for people to have a place to relocate for 3-5 days to reset, rest, and receive the modalities that can renew them. Having a place allows us to expand the ways in which we can impact hope and healing in the lives of those who seek our services. We are looking to establish this site in Florida to accommodate all people. Your donation will help make this a reality.

The following rooms will be available to unpack the broken to receive the beauty:

The Rose and Thorn Room- Experiencing the beauty of the rose requires us to accept the thorns, just as in life. We work through the difficult parts of life with exercises and tools, seeking out the hidden beauty in the broken.

The Butterfly Room - Life is a series of transformations, and through grieving, we come to understand the beauty of renewal. Trauma can drastically change an individual's, couple's, and family's identity. We take time to consider parts of the past that we can bring into our current space, introducing new things to commemorate, recall, and respect our life or special person.

The Soaking/Healing Room - This room will be dedicated to Heartsyncing individuals allowing the release of the pain and trauma causing brokenheartedness.

The Workout Room- Maintaining a healthy life while grieving is important. We are providing a space for people to work out, as this is an excellent way to rid of toxins.

The Garden -Nature plays an important role in healing; being in a garden is a wonderful way to be surrounded by life. Similar to Jesus' time in the garden with the Father, we wish to create a serene garden for people to use while praying or reflecting on their healing journey. 

Music Therapy Room- The music room will be an area where people can express grief, ponder, give thanks, dance, and honor. We will have instruments for them and the ability to express their pain through journaling, writing a song, or dancing.