Jennifer Klever

Jennifer Klever

CEO and Co-Founder

Jennifer Klever is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Pastures of Grace. The seeds of POG were planted years before the nonprofit had a name, as Jennifer and her husband, Mark, began opening their home and family to children who needed a place to belong. Over time, God grew their hearts for a place where women in crisis could slow down, heal, and begin rebuilding their lives.

Today, Jennifer oversees the day-to-day life and mission of The Ranch, walking alongside students, leading the team, and helping create the rhythms of work, community, discipleship, and grace that shape life at Pastures of Grace.

Jennifer and Mark are raising their nine children on The Ranch and continue learning what it looks like to simply do the next right thing with what God has placed in front of them.

Mark Klever

Mark Klever

Co-Founder

Mark Klever is the Co-Founder of Pastures of Grace and currently serves as Dean at Shasta College in Redding, California. The Lord has provided through his work at the college helping support their large family while Mark and Jennifer build and establish this young nonprofit.

When he is at The Ranch, Mark is rarely far from whatever needs doing, working on the property, tackling projects, welcoming people around the table, and helping carry the vision of POG forward.

The hope is that one day his work at Pastures of Grace can become full-time. Until then, the Klevers are grateful for God's provision in this season and trust His timing for the next.

Megan Silcott

Megan Silcott

Donor Relations & Communications

Megan has been volunteering with Pastures of Grace since nearly the beginning, when Jennifer reached out with a fairly simple request: “Can you help me with all the things?” Those “things” quickly became building a website, caring well for donors, and helping POG communicate its story clearly.

Years earlier, Megan had been one of Jennifer’s students at Cal Poly, where Jennifer taught spreadsheet analysis. These days, Jennifer is quick to admit that Megan knows far more than she does—and POG is better for it.

Megan helps keep POG’s website and communications moving forward, but perhaps her greatest gift is the way she cares for our donors. She personally calls to thank people for their gifts.

Megan and her husband are raising their son and daughter, staying active in 4-H and serving in their local church.

Jenn Willmett

Jenn Willmett

Ministry Operations Coordinator

Jenn would like you to know that she is new here! After 11 years serving as a paraprofessional in the public elementary school system, she began praying for God to open the door to something new. In the summer of 2026, that door led her to Pastures of Grace.

As Ministry Operations Coordinator, Jenn works alongside the Executive Director to help carry the many everyday details that keep POG moving forward. From connecting with churches and donors to helping plan Farm Nights and events, Jenn is often behind the scenes helping turn an idea into something that actually gets done. Her work helps create more room for the heart of POG, walking alongside women as they encounter hope, healing, and the love of Christ.

Jenn and her husband have called Siskiyou County home since 2008 and have three children. Their two older sons have recently left home to pursue what is next for them, while their daughter is finishing her final year of high school.

Jenn may still occasionally pull the “I’m new here” card, but we’re grateful God opened the door that brought her to POG and excited to see what He has planned for the years ahead.

Kylie Bishop

Kylie Bishop

Creative & Hospitality Coordinator

Kylie is the oldest Klever daughter and supports POG from her home in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. She is the creative hand behind many of the flyers, stickers, cards, signs, and other pieces you see around Pastures of Grace. When she's home at The Ranch, you'll often find her in the kitchen, helping students learn practical cooking skills or taking the lead on food for larger gatherings and events.

Her husband, James, is quick to jump in wherever an extra set of strong hands is needed, from ranch projects to the heavy lifting that comes with life on 700 acres. Kylie and James hope that one day the Lord will bring them back to Pastures of Grace full-time, but for now they are grateful for the life He has given them in Idaho as they prepare to welcome their first child at the end of 2026.

Anna

Anna

Program Lead

Anna is a graduate of the Pastures of Grace Life Restoration Program and now serves as POG’s Program Lead. After completing her own season as a student, Anna chose to stay at The Ranch and help walk alongside the women coming behind her.

Because she has lived the daily rhythms of the program herself; the work, the structure, the community, and the hard parts too. 

Anna brings a unique perspective to her role. She helps guide students through everyday life at The Ranch while reminding them that growth usually happens one faithful choice at a time.

Her story is a beautiful picture of what we hope for at Pastures of Grace: not perfection, but a life continuing to grow, serve, and do the next right thing.

James Scott

James Scott

Ranch Operations Assistant

I grew up in central Illinois where the corn seems to be head high by the fourth of July and the sunset can be seen on the horizon as a backdrop to gentle rolling hills. While studying philosophy at Wheaton College I realized living a life rooted in the earth through agriculture and extended out in ministry to my neighbors is the path I want to tread as a faithful follower of Christ. In pursuit of that, God led me to Pastures of Grace where each day is marked by being attentive to the land we are stewarding and the people before us. 

 I find joy in birdsong, coffee, music, and literature. My favorite poets are Wendell Berry, Christian Wiman, and Malcolm Guite. I wrestle with beauty through writing poetry, using a film camera, and going on long walks in the woods. 

Our POG Community

Our POG Community

Faithful Supporters

So much of Pastures of Grace is made possible by people whose names may never appear on this page.

They give faithfully. They pray. They show up. They bring meals, teach classes, share what they know, and quietly help meet the needs in front of us.

Every student who is welcomed here, every meal around the table, and every ordinary day of life at The Ranch is supported by people who believe restoration is worth investing in.

We plant. We tend. God grows. And we are deeply grateful for those who tend alongside us.

We're on a mission

To partner with local community members in providing a life restoration program that walks alongside young women at a crossroads in their lives. Together, we aim to offer the support, skills, and faith needed to help them heal, grow, and build a brighter future

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