Imagine For A Second You Are A Child
Imagine for a second: You are a child, full of wonder, but ... you are growing up in a time of war.
When a Child Suffers: A Mom’s Heart
Christa Gagnon is proud of her two handsome boys and one precious little girl. It's what it is to have a mom's heart.
Bob JonesMay 5, 2025
A No Money Christmas: Ashlee Boyson
I remember a Christmas—I had to have been about eleven—when my single mother took me aside one day and said, “Ash”—she probably really called me by my nickname SMASH—“I have to ask you a favor.”
Bob JonesNovember 13, 2023
You Can’t Out Give God: Matt and Hannah’s Story
Matt and Hannah are making a world of difference by what they give.
Bob JonesOctober 18, 2023
Thank You For Sending The Bus
It means so much when someone shows up and sees you at just the right time. That's why we sent out the red and white, Son City bus.
Bob JonesJuly 14, 2021
OUR CHILDREN ARE HEROES TOO
We are at war. In a war, no one sets out to be a hero, they just do what they must and in the chaos of battle they become heroes. They don't describe themselves as courageous. "I'm just doing my job."
Bob JonesApril 19, 2020
LEM’S STORY: BLACK HAT AND A HEART OF GOLD
Lem Mundorf is not the kind of guy you'd pick out a lineup of former gang members, but he knows the life. He grew up running in a gang and doing things he now regrets.
Bob JonesJanuary 20, 2020
OLGA BRINDZA: AN INEXHAUSTIBLE TREASURY
Olga Brindza was one of those all too rare kind of people who served way past the age of retirement. Even in her 70's she was happily involved in serving God by loving children and just about anyone else around her. Into Eternity On the last Thursday morning of January 2017 she was sitting in her favorite livingroom chair enjoying a devotional reading. The first words of the first paragraph she was reading were, “Relax my child, I’m in control. Remember that you are my beloved.” Those may have been the last words she saw before she peacefully closed her eyes and slipped into eternity and the presence of Jesus. Her passing was sudden and unexpected. Three days earlier, Olga…
Bob JonesFebruary 1, 2017
RELATIONSHIPS: WHAT WAS, WHAT IS, WHAT WILL BE
On September 18, 2014, with only 57 minutes notice, my family as I knew it, died. Within an hour of CPR that failed, my four children lost their father, his parents lost their son, and I lost the relationship I was supposed to grow old in. The grief was so thick I couldn’t see through it. In the days that followed, I began to realize how much was missing and would be affected going forward. It wouldn’t be just George who would be grieved, there was so much more. It was all the relationships built along the way. Lost Relationships Each of the children had a unique relationship that was lost. Shyla no longer had Dad in the stands watching…
Bob JonesJune 10, 2015