In the heart of every child is a hunger for home. Not just for food and a place to sleep, but for safety and community.
We are a family, where God’s love guides us all as we grow and expand year after year. Not just a regular children’s home, we are a nearly self-sustaining organization; a working farm, a vibrant school, receiving no government assistance of any kind. Take a look around and if you have any questions just get in contact with us via the menu above!
We are happy to report that our gates are sealed and all is as well as it can be during this lockdown period. We continue to care, educate, entertain and support our children to the very best of our abilities. Our volunteer program is closed for the indefinite future, as is our school -though our children continue to study at home. We put this video together just to share what a week looks like here on the Mission; we hope it brings a giant smile to your face.
Please take some time to sit and browse through the rest of our website, we do our best to update it regularly. There is plenty of information to see that we hope will bring you closer to understanding us, our children, our goals and our dreams. If you are looking for volunteering information or volunteer work with our kids please take a look at our visitors information section.
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