The Magazine of Methodist Children’s Home
From its founding, Methodist Children’s Home has provided opportunities for children, youth and families to grow in their understanding of God’s love and in the spiritual gifts they have been given.
Through the years as MCH has adapted its programs and services to meet the needs of others, the opportunity for spiritual development through the building of intentional, meaningful and healing relationships has remained a constant.
Youth on our Waco campus spend their summer building friendships and engaging in new opportunities. Enjoy these photos of all the fun had during an MCH summer!
Overcoming the hardships of her past, Sunshine has built a strong network and become a known advocate in her neighborhood. Through her work as a community liaison and researcher conducting a community needs assessment for residents and also as an ambassador for Project Row Houses, she is giving back hope to her community.
Ari said she is grateful that she found a “brick foundation to build upon” at MCH and is grateful for the opportunities, growth and healing she has experienced. Although she has dealt with a lot of adversity, Ari used those experiences and her time at MCH to become a stronger person.
Safety is an agency-wide effort, and MCH leadership and staff work together to maintain high standards and stay up-to-date on the latest methods of risk prevention. MCH recognizes the need to make safety and security a priority in all programs at the Waco campus and Boys Ranch which provide a home for youth, and the 13 MCH Family Outreach offices.
Congratulations to our 29 MCH students who earned their high school diplomas on May 25! We are very proud that all 29 graduates have been accepted to two- or four-year colleges or vocational/technical schools, where they will be further supported by scholarship funds made possible by our generous benefactors.
Samrawit came to Methodist Children’s Home at the age of 15 searching for normalcy, security and support. Upon graduating from high school, Sam, as many of her friends and staff call her, said she was “determined to make something of her life.” To her, advanced education was a path to a bright future.
Get up-to-date with MCH development news for summer 2018.
Read about some of the opportunities and activities going on through our residential and outreach programs.
Methodist Children’s Home President/CEO Tim Brown received notification from the Council on Accreditation (COA) that the Waco-based childcare agency has earned national reaccreditation.
The Sunshine magazine is published quarterly by Methodist Children’s Home.
