Girls' transition house reopens after closure in 2014

     The Girls’ House first started back in 1999, but due to ministry-wide financial challenges, the house was closed in 2014.
 
     In late 2021, a former intern offered to sell his house far below the listing price to meet this need. Thanks to his generosity, we were able to make a long-term housing invest­ment.
 
    As the ministry moved toward reopening the house, intern Grace Bunn was recogniz­ing the need for a safe place for our students upon finishing at the Ranch.
 
     The transition house is a blend of fellowship, fun, hard work, and disciple­ship. House residents, which can include former interns, can continue to grow in health, strength, and maturity in a known, safe community while maintaining continu­ity in counseling and discipleship.
 
     Upon completion of her internship, Grace (pictured far right) joined our staff as the Girls’ House Leader. Grace is from Greens­boro, AL and studied Criminal Justice at Mississippi College.