We had such a GREAT turnout for our first-ever Celebration Banquet on April 9,2015. Thank you all who came out and supported our mission and vision. Together, we raised over $23,000! Jordan Metzger, College & Career minister at Westwood Baptist Church and FHM Board Member, opened the night in prayer. A delicious meal, catered by
by Stormy Fisher, BSW “He will turn the hearts of the fathers to their children…” Luke 1:17 NLT Thanks to you and other supporters just like you, young mothers are breaking out of poverty. These young women are growing daily, thanks to your generosity. When clients arrive, it is usually a familiar story - a young
You have probably heard the phrase "slipping through the cracks". I work with many women who know exactly how this feels - to feel as if you are falling and falling and don't know how to stop yourself. I picture many ministries and government programs as if they are holding out their hands, offering an
We live in an era of "big:" big data, big ideas, big impact. Yet changing the world is as it has always been-one small voice at a time. Mother Teresa said, "To keep a lamp burning, we have to keep putting oil in." She understood the power of one voice speaking a message consistently and
Your donations ensure we continue to provide a safe, loving environment where young women can learn life skills and become more independent. We need many items, from personal toiletries to baby supplies to clothing to toilet paper to... Our current needs: Baby supplies -- As each mother prepares for their coming child, we help them build
Look for Mother's Day Cards at these churches - 1st Church of the Nazarene, Cleveland, TN 1st Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Cleveland, TN Candies Creek Baptist Church, Georgetown, TN Corinth Baptist Church, McDonald, TN Destiny Church of God, Cleveland, TN Faith Memorial Church, Cleveland, TN Gamble Road Batist Church, Birchwood, TN Grace Assembly of God, Cleveland,
The United States has the highest teen birth rate among Western industrialized countries.Each year in the U.S., approximately 750,000 to 850,000 teenage women, ages 15 through 19, become pregnant[i]. Only about 450,000 of those babies are born, however. Without access to adequate services, teen mothers may not receive prenatal care, placing the baby at increased risks of
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