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A Letter From Earnest
As we move through life, we come across images that evoke stimulating thought. Images like the sequoias in northern California and some of the ancient oak trees in the south. What is interesting is where they started. In many instances … Continue reading
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2011 Financial Report
2011 Contribution Chart At Youth Horzions, we rely on a variety of sources for our funding each year. We recognize that God is always the source of provision for this organization, and we are thankful for each of the ways … Continue reading
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Christmas Save-the-Date
The Youth Horizons Christmas Concert will be held on Friday, Dec. 2, this year, at Central Community Church. The concert will begin at 7 p.m., and will feature Earnest Alexander, Dr. John Taylor and the Friends University concert band, Bill … Continue reading
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Christmas! Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year. Think about it. Can’t you feel it? Have you ever been to the airport at this time of the year? People are moving, heading around the world, rushing home for … Continue reading
Meet Stacie James
The Lord has blessed Youth Horizons in the past with a wonderful staff. He has recently called many of those staff members to new things. As a result, nearly all of the staff at Youth Horizons is new. We will … Continue reading
Paintball Guns at KPBR
The Kinloch-Price Boys Ranch now has several paintball guns. The boys in the residential program have been enjoying them out on the land, and we intend to extend the opportunity for mentors to bring their protégés out to the ranch … Continue reading
Fall Festival
Youth Horizons’ annual Fall Festival was on Saturday, Oct. 8, at Cox Farms in Wichita. Mentors, protégés and their families were invited to go through the corn maze, eat at the cookout and spend time in the pumpkin patch. Despite Saturday’s … Continue reading
