Year Nine of Ten
This month, we are closing out year nine of our 10-year transition plan. As our founder, Curt Williams, prepares to step away, his vision for Youth-Reach is now being entrusted to David Williams.
Ten Years of Calling, Community and Gratitude
After ten years of leadership at Youth-Reach, David Williams reflects on seasons of growth, gratitude and calling—honoring the people, families and faithfulness that have shaped the mission and pointing forward with hope to what comes next.
From Tragedy to Victory
It was around November 3rd that we received the news that our ministry son Glen Ray had perished while on the mission field in Papua, New Guinea. In only 19 years, Glen had affected more people than some who live into their 70s.
On Firm Footing
Thank you. It is because of your faithful giving that we have entered 2026 on firm financial footing, with all the bills paid and zero debt.
A New Resource for Men & Boys
Our Founder and Executive Director, Curt Williams, has teamed up with two of his friends to bring you a new book, Jesus the Ultimate Man.
Not Just Any Golf Tournament
Late last year, we held our annual golf tournament benefitting the ministry work of Youth-Reach Houston. The Spike Electric Controls tournament held at Bay Oaks Country Club was again a sold-out event.
Why Christmas Matters So Much at Youth-Reach
The holiday season brings both joy and emotional challenges for the boys in our care. Your support helps create a true sense of family at Christmas.
White Knuckle Wisdom: Stewarding Your Child’s Health
The fourth of the Five Things You Owe Your Kids is access to medical care. Even the most distracted parent would have to agree that providing needed medical care to their children is wise and fair.
Report From the Other Side
From Youth-Reach to rural Cambodia, Brett Medlin’s story shows how God’s work keeps multiplying. When you support Youth-Reach, your investment has residual effects.
Beyond Imagination
How do you measure the value of a life forever changed? At Youth-Reach, every story of transformation—like Caleb’s—is proof that your support does more than help boys in crisis; it reshapes generations.