This past Monday night I had the Youth-Reach boys over to my home for our weekly Bible study. The study was on anger, and I began with some seemingly innocuous questions. With the horrific news coming from Uvalde, Texas their responses should concern us all.
Shane and Abby Holcomb are now on the ground in Costa Rica. Hear what's next for their family and Youth-Reach, and find out how you can be praying.
This is the story of how I found my true identity. I was adopted from Guatemala at the age of 2 ½; this caused a big part of my identity issues since I never knew my biological parents. I had trust issues with my new family and everyone else.
"Where Do They Come From?" is the question we're asked most often after we are given an opportunity to share the work of Youth-Reach. Many people seem to wonder where we get the kids that come into our care. Well, they come from just about everywhere.
The young men that come into Youth-Reach Houston often come from broken homes where outings and recreation are rare. For this reason, we delight in getting our boys off campus to experience outings as often as possible. For Spring Break this year, staff took our boys to something fun each day of the week!
I am constantly amazed by the Father. He is doing so many things today that are meant to bring fruit, answer prayers, and change the course of lives way into the future. It is like He is always playing chess; moving each piece into place to set up for another move possibly years later.
By: Curt Williams, Founder & Executive Director [This blog post is an excerpt taken from White Knuckle Parenting by Curt Williams, a book being released this year containing tried and true parenting principles that are [...]
By: Curt Williams, Founder & Executive Director We are not quite in a position to share too much, as there are still decisions being made, due diligence to be performed, and oversight by our board [...]
