Turning the Page
Meet the Ladies of the Graduating
The New School is Finished
Ready for School Show-Me Christian Students
Unshakable Grace
Grace Brodersen's parents were teenagers, caught in the cycle of broken homes. They never got the help or support they needed, and as addiction swallowed their lives, Grace and her two siblings were caught in the wake. The foster care system that stepped
Ordinary Couples. Eternal Impact.
The Harvest Is Plentiful… But the Houseparents Are Few. What is Show-Me’s greatest limitation in helping more children? It’s not funding. It’s not facilities. It’s houseparents — Christian couples who are willing to walk with vulnerable children through life as a family. Right now, every
The Journey of the Men of the Graduating Class of 2025
Boys to Men Becoming a man is not simply a matter of age or physical strength—it is about integrity. A boy does not become a man overnight, nor does it happen without struggle. It is through personal responsibility, determination, faith, and perseverance that he transforms,
The Right to Give Children Our Best
Launching Legislative Efforts to Help More Children in Foster Care Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. (James 1:27) The Bible
A Truckload of HOPE
Former child returns after 50 years with 5,000 lbs. of supplies As a truck driver, Ken Worcester has traveled hundreds of thousands of miles making deliveries. No journey would be more important than the one he took on July 9, 2024, as he rounded the
Lives on a Mission
Traveling the world only to find their greatest mission at home From India to Africa, Europe to South America, Laura and Jeff Eades have traveled around the world as missionaries. Though each would start on different paths, their love for children and passion to share
Meet the Class of 2024
On the Road of Restoration Our 2024 Graduates, Tati Jones and Ethan Smith, have a lot in common. Both spent more than half their life growing up as kids at Show-Me. Both enjoy reading, drawing, and serving as their school’s team captain in multiple sports.
Faith Like a Child
The "Friends of Show-Me" Annual Fish Fry and Multi-Miracle You can’t miss it. The large blue building is the central landmark and most recognized feature of Show-Me. The Multipurpose building, or “Multi," is the hub of life at the main campus. Daily, within its walls:
