The third of the Five Things You Owe Your Kids is shelter. Now, any sane parent would seek to shelter their young, but let us look at the contrast between what is required and what we actually provide.
Of all who have served here at Youth-Reach, few are more deserving of honor than Jarod and Eva Dyess, who have been with us since early 2016.
On June 28th, employees of Spike Electric Controls came out to host a crawfish boil for the Youth-Reach boys and staff.
Learn why teaching your kids to value character over clothing labels is a crucial part of parenting with purpose in a culture obsessed with appearances.
Any loving parent will ensure that their kids get enough to eat to fuel their growing bodies, but the childhood epidemic of obesity and early-onset diabetes is evidence that we are often over-fueling our kids on the wrong fuel.
Last month, Curt and David flew to Ogden, Utah, to spend a quick 24 hours with our design team as we continue to prepare for the most forward-thinking project in the history of Youth-Reach.
It is always exciting to envision positive change, and that is just what we are doing as we prepare for a major renovation of our Stage Two home.
Two of the best words in the English language are Jesus and fun. Our Friday night Family Nights are just that—a time to enjoy fellowship and fun without compromise.
Brett Medlin is a Youth-Reach graduate and the founder of Rock Foundation Cambodia. Find out how you can pray for his life-changing ministry.
On Thursday, January 16, Daniel Hood was involved in a tragic near head-on collision just outside Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Please join us in praying for a miracle.
