Author: Christina Byrne Art is frequently seen as just a creative outlet, but its impact can be profound. For our students, it can offer a safe way to express emotions and experiences that they have a hard time putting into words. We have witnessed so many transformative moments with our
Finally Breaking Through
The Best They Can Hope For
Once an English teacher, always an English teacher. For 24 years I shared my love for words with hundreds of students in the classroom, so it won’t surprise you that I still take every opportunity that I can to dissect the language of Scripture as I prepare lessons for our
SPORTSreach 180 & ARTreach 180: Where HOPE Resides
When people hear about impact stories within our SPORTSreach180 & ARTreach 180 programs, they immediately (and rightly so) identify those impact stories only affecting the students. That’s not wrong…but there’s SO much more impact that’s happening at those campuses. Over the years of being the Programs Director, I’ve been honored
Youth Detention Facility Ministry: God at the Red Light
It happens every day. You’re sitting at a red light, the first in a line of cars that stretches behind you into infinity. While you wait, there are hundreds of things to distract you…changing the radio station, reading a text message on your watch, finishing that chocolate cream-filled donut that
Crosswalk Ministries USA at NYAR
Representatives from Crosswalk Ministries USA will be presenting two workshops at the NYAR Conference (National Youth Advocacy & Resilience), March 3-6, 2024 in Savannah, Georgia. DRAMA WORKSHOP Feelings Center Stage: Using Playback Theatre to Process Emotions Participants in this workshop will be able to: ART WORKSHOP Art for Nourishing &
REACH 180 Programs Spring Semester Update
REACH 180 programs started back this week and we are so excited for what this semester is going to bring! Campus Locations Three churches have graciously given us space to use as our campuses and we couldn’t be more grateful to have their congregations wrap around the students and their
Fruit In Season
In spite of the fact that I love gardening and the fruits of my labors that result in the spring and summer, fall is still my favorite season. Not only do I enjoy hiking in the mountains, sweater weather, college football, and the vibrant colors of the changing leaves, but