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“It’s for Charles and his girlfriend that we have dreamed about starting a community-based alumni church at the Hope Mountain Campus,

Charles emerged from the squad car, gaunt and pale. Just 14, he had just been released from intensive care where he had recovered from

“It’s for Charles and his girlfriend that we have dreamed about starting a community-based alumni church at the Hope Mountain Campus,

Charles emerged from the squad car, gaunt and pale. Just 14, he had just been released from intensive care where he had recovered from

I was six when my family moved to the Hope Campus, after my father Pastor Derli became campus Director. Growing up on campus, my little

“Never stop believing in yourselves. My father believed in every one of you and knew the capacity you had to become men of God

In last year’s 30 Days, we dedicated two days writing about Fernando, our residential coordinator, describing the impact of his ministry.

I was 13 when I moved in with an older man who promised to take care of me. I was from a middle-class neighborhood, but my single mom

Yesterday you read about how Philip overheard Roberta consoling one of our boys, named Jorge, by sharing her own painful account of

“It’s okay,” consoled Roberta as she put her arm lovingly around Jorge.  “I was found in a garbage can too.” I was shocked.  She’s a peer in every regard, one of

He’s not with us right now. I don’t know where he is.  It keeps me awake at night.  What’s odd is the first time I met him, I didn’t want him on the

“The fire, it’s burning my legs!  I can’t see!  Help me!  I need to get to my mother!”  They called me out of a meeting.  Bea was having a nervous breakdown.  She’s been with us five years. One of the most

Sometimes we get a call from a different jurisdiction asking us to take a kid. Youth authorities in our city frown on it for obvious reasons