About Us
Follow a mile-long drive down a gravel lane and you will find the Farm of Peace; 150 acres nestled between other farms, state game-lands, and the stunning foot hills of the nearby Allegheny Mountains of south-central Pennsylvania. A two-hour drive from Washington, D.C., Baltimore or Pittsburgh, the Farm of Peace features a retreat and healing center, a working farm and a spiritual community.
Programs include Sufi spiritual retreats and personal growth workshops throughout the year.
Private site rentals bring participants into contact with beautiful woodlands and stunning vistas during any season. Those seeking to enjoy a few days in the country are welcome here, too, through our farm vacation program, a wonderful opportunity to allow entire families to experience a slower pace.
Private rentals are welcomed; please be aware that we are a drug- and alcohol-free facility.
If you are looking for fresh local food, our certified organic CSA garden offers delivery of harvest shares May through November, and our flock of Tunis sheep provide us with seasonal offerings of halal lamb.
We welcome visitors from all over the country and the world to experience the beauty and peace we have found here.
Our Animals
The Farm of Peace is home to a flock of heritage breed Tunis sheep. The staff will be happy to introduce you if you want to meet them up close. Please don’t enter livestock enclosures on your own.
We have about a dozen Tunis ewes, who lamb every spring, and two rams. The lambs are born reddish brown and develop white wool as they grow up. We raise our sheep mostly for meat, and they also produce wool.
Our Animals
The Farm of Peace is home to a flock of heritage breed Tunis sheep. The staff will be happy to introduce you if you want to meet them up close. Please don’t enter livestock enclosures on your own.
We have about a dozen Tunis ewes, who lamb every spring, and two rams. The lambs are born reddish brown and develop white wool as they grow up. We raise our sheep mostly for meat, and they also produce wool.
Sometimes we have poultry, depending on the season.
Our friendly farm cats love to be petted and will often follow along on walks (when they’re not napping). Animals aren’t permitted inside the retreat center, out of respect for people who have allergies.
Visiting dogs must be kept on a leash for their safety and for the safety of our livestock.
Sometimes we have poultry, depending on the season.
Our friendly farm cats love to be petted and will often follow along on walks (when they’re not napping). Animals aren’t permitted inside the retreat center, out of respect for people who have allergies.
Visiting dogs must be kept on a leash for their safety and for the safety of our livestock.
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Sufi Center East at The Farm of Peace is a Spiritual Community. Changing lives through Peace, Healing and Divine Connection.
Our Values:
- Community of Faith and Love
- Healing
- Service
- Environmental Stewardship
- Spirituality
The Farm of Peace was featured in the National Geographic:
“How Muslims, Often Misunderstood, Are Thriving in America.“
The Farm of Peace was featured in the National Geographic:
“How Muslims, Often Misunderstood, Are Thriving in America.“
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