Shiloh Farm Ministry Inc.

★★★★★Todd Creech

Over the last several years my wife and I have gotten a golden retriever, a yellow lab, and now a yellow lab and a black lab from the same litter from Shiloh Farms and love them all. Great buying experiences !

★Tammy holland

My grandson went. Boy did they pull the wool over our eyes. I thought it was going to be a wonderful place for my grandson. My daughter being a single parent and my grandson witnessing the trauma she went through left her trying to heal and getting her son help for his ADHD and PTSD. Promising they could help because her daughter went through the same thing. Well they made my grandson worse. I would take him to her daycare/summer camp and he would grab a hold of my leg begging for me not to leave him. It was heart breaking. Then he started speaking up and telling his mommy what he was going through. We found a family friend to watch him until she could get him into a QUALIFIED daycare. On my grandson last day he overheard us talking about it was going to be his last day. So he told the owner and her daughter that it was his last day due to the way he was being treated. These two ladies decided that when my daughter picked him that they would verbally attack my daughter in front of him in parking area. That’s not professional. They deleted my comment from their Facebook review but they will not do it here. Please do not take your children to this place. God warns us false prophets coming in his name. Protect your babies. Please. My grandson is doing wonderful now and is thriving and it is not because of them.

★Samantha Key

This facility let a Staff members daughters abuse my niece and the staff berated my nephew for having a medical condition we were assured they could accommodate. They had to do no extra work for this accommodation, they were just asked to allow him to use the restroom as needed. Both were told they were the problem and when my sister went to them with concerns she was dismissed over and over. They have removed hers and many other parents Facebook reviews stating that their children were also abused physically and mentally. Please do not send your children to this facility.

★Nicole Williams

If I could leave Zero, I would. They remove your reviews off of their Facebook page too! My son attended the daycare a few years ago and I told them he was dealing with ADHD/trauma from seeing me be abused. Phyllis reassured me that her daughter, who also works there, was going through something similar and they could certainly give my son the love and help he needed to work through those things. This was a total lie. On multiple occasions they called my son annoying and problematic in front of him. They isolated him, in a room, with no adult supervision (he was 3 going on 4 maybe?). He was always “in trouble”. If you have an adhd child you know all they need is some redirection and patience. Not to mention I’m a gentle parent and they certainly don’t believe in that. My son overheard my frustrations and knew when his last day was coming. He openly told them it was his last day and that he was leaving because his mom said they weren’t treating him well. Well that day when I went to pick him up they came running out to my car and started yelling at me, in front of other children and mine, that he was a bad child and that now they were going to have to do damage control with the other parents because the other children overheard him. I pulled out of that driveway and never looked back. Do NOT send your child here expecting love and patience and understanding.

★Jane Key

After sitting down and discussing concerns with the owner and her daughter about my son who has an autoimmune condition being told he needed to eat ALL of his food and was being wasteful with food and wasteful with a paper plate he didn’t even ask for, the owner took a picture of my sons plate and said she was going to send it to me to show me he didn’t eat his entire meal. He was told, and if you tell your mom you ate it all, you are liar. My son has digestive issues that do not allow for him to digest food and his stomach was hurting. Granted, this is food that we provide everyday for our children. The camp does not. He has also asked to go to the bathroom but was told it was not bathroom time and was not allowed to go despite the owner knowing about his condition through direct conversation and through his medical paperwork. Last week, my daughter was kicked and another girl was slapped in the face by the owners granddaughter. When I asked if the parents of the other child made aware of the incident the response was “I’m sure they were they have been coming here for years.” What is the relevance to the duration the child has been attending camp? She was slapped in the face. A phone call should have occurred when the incidence occurred. My daughter was afraid to speak up to the owners daughter because it was obvious through our conversation that she is rude and condescending even with a parent present. I can’t imagine how she is with the children when parents aren’t around. It is obvious that she enjoys asserting a position of power while conversing with a 10 year old girl who came in today bravely to address concerns, once she was encouraged by me that she would remain safe. My 10 year old daughter was mature while the owners daughter sat across the table making faces at her. Which I instructed her to stop, immediately. She explained why she was afraid to tell the owners daughter that her child kicked her- that other children have complained and nothing has changed and she felt intimidated and scared. There was ZERO accountability taken for anything. The only thing that the owners daughter was concerned about was if there were other children in the camp who did wrong besides her own? That is DEFLECTING and avoiding any accountability for what her daughter did. How is that an appropriate question to ask a child who is bringing a concern to you about your child kicking them and attempting to hit them and also slapping another child in the face? The only thing my daughter knew is that this child was the only camper that was physical with her. The owner wanted to reference the longevity of the children who come to camp as if that was supposed to address any of the reasons why we were meeting today. Neither of these adults took ownership for their actions. The mission on the website says that they empower children physically, mentally, and emotionally, and the way the owners daughter spoke to my daughter- was quite the contrary of emotional empowerment. These women claim to be leaders and Christians. Leaders lead by example. They don’t assert unnecessary power and threaten children with physical illnesses to eat every bite of their meal, and they certainly do not condone physical abuse. The saddest part is that there are so many children at the camp who are afraid to speak up to these women about ANY concerns- for fear of retaliation. Some parents do not have other options for childcare, but thank GOD we do! The owner gossips about children and their families that attend camp. She also questions children’s race and ethnicity. Parents talk to one another about other concerns, and some go back because they don’t have a choice for childcare or are actively arranging other options. They can run from their problems, claim to be Christians while living in denial, and block me and my husband on Facebook- but hopefully through this review, people can see what is going on at this camp. Physical and emotional abuse! Read the Google reviews.🤯 continued on the next review