We asked Maddison, one of our college students on campus to write a little bit about her Calvary Home journey. She’s only been with us for a little over a year and in that year, she found something she never thought possible: a home.

While we’re fundraising for Dancing for our Heroes, we wanted to take a moment to properly introduce our dancers: Bri and Nick DiCicco. We asked Bri to walk us through why they decided to become foster parents, which is what started them on the path to move onto our campus.

We often do not know the full extent of a child’s trauma or brokenness, but God does. Opening two more homes on campus has been quite the undertaking. These new homes will extend Calvary Home to seven families living on campus and allow us to be the hands and feet of Jesus to up to 16 more children. 

Despite the devastation that Helene brought, we're seeing a lot of beauty in the unity she left behind.

We’re so excited to share that our campus is growing! We’re adding two new houses and they’re set to break ground by the end of 2024.

Laura muses on what life lessons she hopes people will remember after she’s gone.

Bre reflects on her transition into ministry and her time at Calvary so far

Our Executive Director shares a little bit about how gratitude has been on her heart lately.

We’re starting to see the fruits of our labor in The Children’s Garden!

We’re so thankful for all the ways Greg Skipper impacted our campus and our ministry, but it’s time to bid him farewell!

Something as small as sharing their home made a big impact on two of the young girls placed in their care.

Our Relief Caregiver had a great opportunity to teach some hard life lessons through a simple game of Chutes & Ladders.

Getting the chance to share the Gospel with the children on our campus is one of our greatest joys!

In the few weeks I have been here, the students I tutor have come such a long way and I am so excited to see how much further they go. They genuinely seem excited to learn and I can see the positive change in them when they learn a new skill.

Summer at Calvary Home is always packed with lots of fun activities and opportunities. Here are the highlights from Summer 2021!

Although both boys have experienced fresh pineapple at Calvary Home before, neither one had ever seen one before it was cut.

Foster parents are not heroes. They are everyday people being faithful to do little things to care for vulnerable children day in, and day out.

Freedom can only be found by living in the truth.

As we have mentioned before on the blog, helping foster youth obtain valuable life skills is a major factor in preparing them to successfully navigate the world beyond foster care. At Calvary Home, these skills are taught formally and informally.

But Jessica realized she wanted to put her best foot forward in the new school year.