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Events, Fatherlessness, Mentoring, Newsletter
April 3, 2019

Our very first LEGO® Extravaganza event was held on Feb. 16th. Tim Rorabaugh (mentor coach) is an avid LEGO® enthusiast that loves to build things with LEGO’s in his spare time and who organized this event. Tim worked very hard to create a STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) related Lego project and we were excited to...

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Events, Fatherlessness, Mentoring
April 3, 2019

On March 9, Dr. Karen Countryman-Roswurm, Founder and Executive Director for WSU's Center for Combating Human Trafficking was our guest speaker. Our Brunch included a butterfly craft, gratitude journals, LEGO building, and nail painting. Thank you to all of the volunteers and to Fairmount Coffee Co. for donating coffee for the event!To see more photos...

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April 3, 2019

You may have heard about mentoring a hundred times, and may even be aware of the value of the faithfulness, stability, and consistency it provides for a child from a hard place. But what does it actually look like? We would love to give you just a little glimpse into how extremely practical, possible, and...

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Events, Mentoring, Newsletter
March 3, 2019

    On January 21, we held out first event of the year by hosting a fun night of Laser Quest. We had a terrific turnout with 70 mentors and proteges. We are able to put on events like laser tag, the restaurant experience, LEGO extravaganza and other wonderful activities for our mentors and proteges in honor of...

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Events, Fatherlessness, Newsletter
March 3, 2019

March 2019 - 25th Annual Easter Sun Run Saturday, April 20th Sedgwick County Park   For twenty five years, Youth Horizons has been at Sedgwick County Park the Saturday before Easter with both runners and walkers of all skill levels coming together to raise funds for this ministry. Over the years it has grown to become a tradition for...