Fallon’s Story
Baptist Home for Girls can seem like a scary place to move to, because it is a place full of teenage girls. If you give it a chance, it can be one of the best experiences of your life.
Trent’s Story
Phoenix is a creative 13-year-old. He is in the sixth grade and enjoys music class at school. He likes to build Legos, draw and play the piano. He is currently working on a new Lego set and shows patience as he follows the instructions as he builds it. “When asked what the biggest adjustment to living on campus was when he first came to OBHC at nine years old, he said, “getting used to people paying attention to me.” God has done a good work in his life, as he has gained confidence and found significance in who he is in Christ.”
Farrah’s Story
Baptist Home for Girls can seem like a scary place to move to, because it is a place full of teenage girls. If you give it a chance, it can be one of the best experiences of your life.
Allysen’s Story
Baptist Home for Girls can seem like a scary place to move to, because it is a place full of teenage girls. If you give it a chance, it can be one of the best experiences of your life.
Preston’s Story
Phoenix is a creative 13-year-old. He is in the sixth grade and enjoys music class at school. He likes to build Legos, draw and play the piano. He is currently working on a new Lego set and shows patience as he follows the instructions as he builds it. “When asked what the biggest adjustment to living on campus was when he first came to OBHC at nine years old, he said, “getting used to people paying attention to me.” God has done a good work in his life, as he has gained confidence and found significance in who he is in Christ.”
Lauren’s Story
Leslie was led to The Vine after being lost for many years. “Brokenness from divorce, family brokenness, and life as a functioning addict led me to hit rock bottom in 2020. My life quickly spiraled out of control, and after a second try at rehab, I knew I needed different people and places in my life. My favorite memories are when we first got here. I enjoyed walking around campus with my son, playing on the playground, or walking around the circle and watching the sunsets.I am proud to say I was able to finally finish school and become a teacher.”
Kathleen’s Story
Before Kristi came to Baptist Children’s Home (BCH) three months ago, she was stuck in addiction and an abusive marriage until a social worker helped her get the information she needed to get out of her situation. “I went to a treatment center and got the tools I needed to be sober. My children and I went from living in an uninhabitable home to a place where all our needs are met. I feel supported for the first time in my life, and I know BCH wants me to succeed.”
Masie’s Story
Morgan moved to the Baptist Home for Girls (BHG) about three years ago, because her parents decided she needed a new situation. “My biggest adjustment was getting used to the way of life at BHG. It was very different from what I experienced at home. There was a lot more structure….since I have moved to BHG, the biggest difference in my life is Jesus. Without Him, there was a lot of negativity in my life that I thought was normal. Now, I experience much more joy and fulfillment.” – Morgan
Kade’s Story
Kade moved to Baptist Children’s Home (BCH) in June 2024. “I struggled with many temptations, and my behavior toward my family was not the best. I did not have passing grades and had a negative attitude toward following rules and authority…My favorite memory is hearing the gospel, and by doing so I gave my life to Christ.”
Hearts Changed At Hope
On January 11, 2024, a client of Hope Pregnancy Center and her 12-year-old son were attending classes. Pastor Larry Frye, a Hope volunteer, presented the gospel, and the client accepted Christ! Her son could hear Larry’s presentation of the gospel and entered the room declaring he was also ready to give his life to Christ!