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Mentoring
July 27, 2011

Youth Horizons has been blessed by two volunteer interns this summer. Casey Williams and Justin Conner have each been mentoring five children from the waiting list. They have also spent time around the office, helping wherever needed. Casey mentors each of her five protégés one-on-one, and she tries to get all five of them together for an activity each week. Both Justin...

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Uncategorized
July 27, 2011

You’re never too old to have a positive impact on a child. Even a brief encounter with children holds the potential for immeasurable positive impact. Jerry was a woman in her 50s. While climbing the Rocky Mountains, she came upon two young children, crying. She stopped to ask what was wrong. The young girl told Jerry that her parents were getting a divorce. She and...

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Residential
July 27, 2011

[caption id="attachment_1323" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="The boys help Mr. Karber work with the tractor when they are back at the ranch. "][/caption] Summer is in full swing for the boys at the Kinloch-Price Boys Ranch. We just got back from five days with their youth group at Super Summer in Salina, Kan. The boys spent time with peers...

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Mentoring
July 11, 2011

The Youth Horizons mentoring program celebrated summer with the Summer Bash & BBQ on June 26, 2011. The event was hosted by Riverlawn Christian Church. Volunteers from Riverlawn, First Community Church and River Community Church helped to manage the fun. Activities for the day included kickball, relay races, soccer, capture the flag, and a water...

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July 6, 2011

[caption id="attachment_1198" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Teresa and Kamehra are our newest MCP match. "][/caption] Due to Federal budget cuts, the grant we received for Mentoring Children of Prisoners will no longer be funded as of Sept. 30, 2011. It was a blessing to have received the grant, and it is a disappointment to lose it. The work...

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