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Mentoring, Newsletter
May 8, 2020

A future residential program for girls A 40-acre property given to us by Keith Wren to be used to serve girls at-risk of human trafficking As we prepare to begin building our new residential program for girls, we are applying for the 2020 Tax Credit Grant, which is a tax credit incentive for donors. All Kansas taxpayers...

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Mentoring, Newsletter
May 1, 2020

[caption id="" align="alignright" width="306"]           Ryan and Josiah, matched 4 years[/caption] Throughout the last month the mentoring program has seen its share of new challenges. We have been working diligently with our mentoring matches to assist them as they meet virtually. Even through these challenges, we have seen God at work. We...

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Newsletter, Residential, Staff Highlight
May 1, 2020

It's been an exciting time at Kinloch Price Boys Ranch, we recently reopened up house 4 and are now able to house 28 residents at our facility. We have currently hired 6 new staff and are waiting for the okay from the Fire Marshall to open up our independent living apartments to serve some of our...

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Mentoring, Newsletter, Staff Highlight
March 31, 2020

Tammy and Kami, matched 2 years On Saturday, March 7, Eastminster Church hosted our annual Ladies Brunch which was attended by around 60 mentors, proteges, moms, grandmas, sisters, and volunteers. Calvary Chapel brought a delicious buffet of brunch foods, Susan Lear shared the hope and love we find in our relationship with God, and finally, all...

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Mentoring, Newsletter, Staff Highlight
February 28, 2020

Paul Williams, Grant Writer I started out with Youth Horizons some 30 years ago when several of us mutual friends had a vision for a youth ministry.  I named the organization and designed the first logo but it was left to Earnest Alexander and Jeff Wenzel to carry the ball - and well they did. Over...

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Fatherlessness, Newsletter
February 3, 2020

2019 was an unprecedented year, with 50% (14) of the boys we had leaving successfully by reintegrating back with their families. This is unusually high. Of those 14, six completed the program within the last two weeks of December, which presented the challenge of refilling our empty beds during the holiday season. As of now, we are...