Arms of Hope’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Troy Robertson as the organization’s new President & CEO.
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ViewSummer Camp attended by residents of the Medina Campus at Camp Eagle
ViewThank you for giving our kids a hopeful future and something to smile about!
ViewA touching story of one girl's life and how Arms of Hope has given her the chance to look toward the future with hope and dreams especially during the Christmas Season.
ViewAbilene Christian University Sponsors "Christmas Slam" event benefiting Arms of Hope.
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Together Program moms from the Medina Campus attend annual Women of Faith Conference in San Antonio
ViewArms of Hope Welcomes Duncanville Campus Visitors
ViewNew Hospitality Center at Boles Campus
ViewArms of Hope Residents Prepare for Another Exciting School Year!
ViewHard Work and Play for Youth Group
ViewMembers from the Westside Church of Christ Youth Group, in Texarkana, spent a short but sweet day on the Boles campus this summer.
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ViewAs a part of their annual weeklong trip to serve Arms of Hope, members of the Missouri St. Church of Christ, in Baytown served on the Boles Campus again this Summer July 9-13, 2012.
ViewWoodmont Hills Church of Christ from Nashville, Tennessee arrived at our campus on June 25th, 2012 and what an amazing time we had with them.
View32 people from the Mt. Comfort Church of Christ in Arkansas spent a week working and playing on the Arms of Hope – Boles campus June 24 – 30.
ViewSpring Creek Church of Christ from Tomball arrived at our Arms of Hope campus in Medina on June 20th, 2012, and what an impact they made.
ViewSouthwest Airline's Employees of the People Department across the system volunteered for a day of giving back
ViewResidents and staff spent a week at Church Camp with the North East Texas Summer Youth Series youth groups.
ViewJohnson Street Church of Christ from San Angelo has been coming to Arms of Hope - Medina Campus for years now and blessing our residents immensely, and this year was no different.
ViewYouth Group from Bellevue, Nebraska spend a week at Arms of Hope Boles Campus.
ViewOn June 4-9, 2012, thirty amazing servants of God from First Colony Church of Christ in Houston came to Arms Of Hope - Medina Campus.
ViewNike Employees Visit Arms of Hope - Boles Campus
View“Volunteers” from Tennessee came as a group to the Arms of Hope: Medina Campus to spread the love of Jesus in multiple ways
ViewArticle from San Antonio Business Journal
ViewThe Christian Chronicle Blog Post by Bobby Ross Jr.
ViewKevin McDonald Resigns as President and CEO
ViewThe Christian Chronicle Article - Children's home dedicates prayer room in memory of ACU bus crash victim
ViewRon Hall shares his inspirational message behind his life story and appreciation for the work Arms of Hope
ViewKerrville Daily Times Article - Arms of Hope dedicates new chapel at Medina Children’s Home
ViewMusic Video from the AOH Ribbon Cutting & Dedication
ViewFrom March 17th-22nd, 48 amazing servants from Stillwater Church of Christ spent their spring break blessing Arms of Hope: Medina Campus
ViewMedina High School senior and Arms of Hope, Medina Campus resident, is the guru of grabbing the ball -- and life
ViewOn Saturday, January 21, 2012, around one hundred people gathered on the Arms of Hope - Boles Campus to celebrate the ribbon cutting & dedication ceremony for the Hope Haven Family Living Homes.
ViewThe 2012 Valero Texas Open is upon us and once again it is time to kick-off Birdies for Charity®
ViewAggies for Christ Bless the Arms of Hope Campuses with their Service and Ministry
ViewTake a look at all the great things recently happening with the children and families supported by Arms of Hope.
ViewVeterans donate nearly 100 toys to Arms of Hope Medina Children’s Home for Christmas
ViewThank you for giving our kids a hopeful future and something to smile about!
ViewA touching story of two brother's lives and how Arms of Hope has given them the chance to look toward the future with hope and dreams especially during the Christmas Season.
ViewThousands of Dollars in Food and Toys to Benefit Local Families
ViewOn Saturday, December 10th, over 500 people attended the Arms of Hope-Outreach Ministry Character Bowl.
ViewWally's Party Factory in Rockwall Supports Arms of Hope - Boles Campus by Hosting an Angel Tree
ViewKABB Fox San Antonio reports about the Arms of Hope sponsored Raiders youth football program.
ViewNews Article from The Optimist publication from the campus of Abilene Christian University by David Singer.
View2011 NCAA National Champion Texas A&M Women's Basketball Coach Speaks for Arms of Hope
ViewRon Hall and Denver Moore share their inspirational message behind their life story and appreciation for the work of Arms of Hope
ViewBack to School, Ribbon Cutting, Outreach Character Camps & More!
ViewCrowd Gathers to Celebrate the Ribbon Cutting and Dedication of the Lighthouse & Pat and Pete Schenkel Family Living Homes at Arms of Hope - Medina Campus
ViewThe Christian Chronicle Announces the Dedication of New Facilities at Arms of Hope - Medina Campus
ViewArms of Hope - Medina Childrens Home was selected as one of ten hill country non-profits to participate in the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country Snow Ball 2012 event
ViewArms of Hope is pleased to announce its plans to initiate a pilot residential program for single-mother families in Dallas County.
Viewyourhoustonnews.com news article covering Arms of Hope and Northland Christian Character Camp event where over 120 kids, including football players and cheerleaders from Fort Bend showed up to learn about sports and character
ViewFormer Spurs star and current ESPN analyst shares his inspirational message and appreciation for Arms of Hope
ViewFirst visiting ministry team of the Summer hits the ground running
ViewArms of Hope Outreach Ministry Program is reaching children and families in our most distressed communities through supporting and mentoring of youth through sports activities.
ViewThis video describes the work of Arms of Hope, a Christian organization focused on assisting some of the most disadvantaged children and families in our culture.
ViewCheck out the news story that CBS featured Arms of Hope!
ViewJewels, News, Events, Children, Golf & More!
ViewA perfect weekend getaway on the Colorado River convenient to Austin, Houston and San Antonio.
ViewSaturn Road Church of Christ Supports Arms of Hope with "Spring" Into Action
ViewTake a look at all the great things recently happening with the children and families supported by Arms of Hope.
ViewIn an interview with The Christian Chronicle, Morris talked about life after baseball, his Christian faith and his special relationship with Arms of Hope, a ministry associated with Churches of Christ that serves at-risk children and single mothers on two Texas campuses.
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January 25, 2011 –
MEDINA, TEXAS- Kevin McDonald, President & Chief Executive Officer of Arms of Hope (AOH) announced today the appointment of Scott Stumbo, to the position of Chief Financial Officer. “Accomplishing our mission of transforming the lives of disadvantaged children and families requires a strong team of talented individuals. Arms of Hope is fortunate to add someone with Scott’s skill, talent and heart for our mission,” stated McDonald.
Over 100 youth football players, cheerleaders and coaches enjoyed a special Christmas blessing thanks to Arms of Hope.
ViewThe passionate commitment of Arms of Hope supporters to improve the lives of children and families in need is the key to our success in providing hope to so many receiving assistance on our Boles Campus, Medina Campus and through our Outreach Programs.
ViewDuring the Holidays, our thoughts turn gratefully to those who have made our progress possible. Thank you for giving our kids a hopeful future and something to smile about!
ViewRED OAK – Terry Drake pulled up to Red Oak High School ready to receive the toys, clothing and gifts collected by the school’s athletes for the Arms of Hope charity. He wasn’t necessarily ready for the outpouring of students, coaches and items that piled up at the back of the truck.
ViewFor the hundreds of children and single mothers participating in programs offered by Arms of Hope, this is an exciting time. Many are experiencing a safe home filled with love for the very first time.
ViewOn Wednesday, December 8, Arms of Hope Director of Outreach Ministry Terry Drake will have the very enjoyable task of driving a large storage truck to Red Oak, Ennis, Burleson and Mesquite Poteet high schools and Navarro Junior College to pick up Christmas gifts for the youngsters who are all part of the Arms of Hope family.
ViewAn offer to match all special contributions to Arms of Hope given prior to February 15, 2011, up to $300,000!
ViewWin an amazing opportunity to play golf at the prestigious Dallas National Golf Club. Two golf foursomes have been generously donated and will be sold with all proceeds benefiting Arms of Hope. Bids can be placed by sending an email to aduncan@armsofhope.com. Bidding will close on October 11 at 12 noon.
ViewArticle from The Optimist
Jim Morris has always believed in others and second chances. A minor league baseball pitcher turned high school baseball coach and science teacher, Morris knows a thing or two about the curveballs life tends to throw our way at the most inopportune times.
Morris dreamed of becoming a professional baseball player since he first set foot on a baseball diamond at the age of three. A left-handed pitcher, Morris was drafted fourth overall by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 1983 amateur baseball draft. Following a short stint in the minor league system, he suffered several arm injuries that hindered his progression. Six surgeries on his left shoulder later, the Brewers released Morris in 1987, ending his chance at achieving his dream.
ViewArticle from The Abilene Reporter-News
Jim Morris knows a thing or two about second chances. His dream was to play professional baseball, but arm injuries derailed his career while playing in the minor leagues in the 1980s. He finally gave up on baseball — his dream — and began teaching and coaching baseball at Reagan County High School in Big Lake.
But, thanks to a promise he made to his high school baseball team, he got a second chance to play pro baseball again and finally realized his dream of playing in the big leagues with Tampa Bay in September of 1999 at the age of 35.
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“The Rookie,” a 2002 Disney feature film, captured Jim Morris’ incredible journey from small-town Texas chemistry teacher/baseball coach to major-league pitcher.
Years after injuries cut short his playing career, Morris — played by veteran actor Dennis Quaid — agreed to try out for the major leagues if his high school team made the playoffs. At age 35, he threw 98 miles per hour and signed a contract with the Tampa Bay Rays.
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ViewArms of Hope's Outreach Ministry Program provides assistance to underprivileged youth in their own neighborhoods.
ViewThis video describes the work of Arms of Hope, a Christian organization focused on assisting some of the most disadvantaged children and families in our culture.
ViewArms of Hope Announces the Jim & Judy Fox Family Living Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on May 13, 2010
ViewAOH Youth & Family Solutions Newsletter
ViewArms of Hope, a not-for-profit Christian Home network, was formed with the consolidation of Medina Children’s Home, Medina, Texas and Boles Children’s Home, Quinlan, Texas.
ViewResidents treated to a early Christmas gift this year of presents, dinner and shopping.
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