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Help new seeds sprout!

By April 15, 2016No Comments

Yes, I will give a gift to help plant seeds of hope for children!

Mother’s Day Tribute Wall

Dear Friends,

His mother would leave him home alone with little money for food. Because he lacked the nutritious food his growing body needed, Cameron* became weak and malnourished. He was brought to live in one of our campus cottages at age 10. It quickly became apparent to us that Cameron’s health was very poor.

With the help of a specialized meal plan, medical care and he gained a joyful smile! On weekends, Cameron loved to help in the small campus garden. The responsibility of gardening made him recognize that he had a purpose in life.

Cameron now lives in his forever home with his adoptive family. Just recently, Cameron started a food ministry at his school. His goal is to change the circumstances of children who may be in a similar situation. We are thrilled not only for Cameron’s success, but for how God is using Cameron in his community by impacting the lives of children!

In 2015, Florida Baptist Children’s Homes provided 155,384 services to precious children and show hurting children the life-changing love of Christ.

At Florida Baptist Children’s Homes, we believe that God is calling us to create and valued.

Will you help new seeds sprout so more children can be placed in loving homes and bears much fruit!

Together for Children,

Jerry T. Haag, Ph.D., CFP®
President, Florida Baptist Children’s Homes, One More Child & The Porch Light

P.S. Please prayerfully consider making a gift in honor of someone special in your life this Mother’s Day. Your gift will plant a seed that will last for all eternity!

IT IS THE SMALLEST OF ALL SEEDS, BUT WHEN IT HAS GROWN IT IS LARGER THAN ALL THE GARDEN PLANTS AND BECOMES A TREE, SO THAT BIRDS OF THE AIR COME AND MAKE NESTS IN ITS BRANCHES. MATTHEW 13:32 (ESV)

*Name has been changed for confidentiality reasons.
Please note: Your gifts will be applied to the area that you designate. If designated gifts should exceed the amount required for a particular need, then those funds will be applied to the area of greatest need for children.