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Residential
June 29, 2012

Because you care and sacrifice to help us help kids, I thought you would appreciate these two letters which were written unsolicited.  It encourages me to know that we are making a difference.  I confess to you though, that at times I forget this and find myself in the valley of despair, but then a...

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Residential
June 29, 2012

Projects are continuing to move forward at the ranch. The exterior of the barn is completed and the hay field will be harvested soon. Currently we are applying for a tax credit grant that will allow us to complete many of the projects that we’ve had on our list for several years. These projects will...

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Mentoring
June 29, 2012

Medals.  Trophies.  Graduates.  Pictures.  Cookie Contest.  Bouncy Balls.  Pinwheels.  Malaysian food.  What do all these things have in common?  They were all a part of this year’s Mentoring Awards Dinner!  We had a great attendance of 173 at our dinner, which was hosted at Countryside Christian Church.  The purpose of the evening was to honor...

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Mentoring
March 22, 2012

The ladies of Youth Horizons’ mentoring program came out on Saturday, February 25th for a fun filled day of dinner etiquette, an incredible brunch, a re-enactment of the story of Esther, and an inspiring chalk drawing, followed by sewing, scrapbooking, a skin care class, nail painting and a photo booth. Volunteers from River Community Church, Eastside...

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Uncategorized
February 29, 2012

James 1:23 and 24 is a passage that I am thinking of as I write to you today; in conjunction with Proverbs 12:9 where it says “Better to be a nobody and yet have a servant, than pretend to be somebody and have no food.” Both of these references address our inappropriate and sometimes disillusioned...