The Journey of the Men of the Graduating Class of 2025
Boys to Men Becoming a man
The Right to Give Children Our Best
Launching Legislative Efforts to Help More
A Truckload of HOPE
Former child returns after 50 years
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:
Seeing Mom Succeed Instead of Struggle
New Family Care Ministry launches to help single mothers Problems can be blessings in disguise. Rather than maintaining the status quo, challenges redirect us back to the Father for His guidance. They force us to temporarily slow down and reevaluate, leading to the discovery of
Leading One Relationship at a Time
Celebrating the Smith Family's Ministry Nathan and Belinda Smith's fingerprints can be found in nearly every corner of Show-Me Christian Youth Home. In ten years, they have served in the roles of relief houseparents, Leadership U Coordinator, coach, teacher, 4-H sponsor, missions team leader, photographer,
From Questions to Trust
Finding the Greatest Gift in the Darkest Moments What is the next step in your life? What do you want to do for a career? Unanswered questions are nothing new to Luke Porter. His life has been full of them. "You Will Never Amount to
The Rescued become the Rescuers
Answering the Call to 'Rescue and Restore' Police officer. Houseparent. Nurse. Firefighter. It takes a certain kind of person to be a rescuer. When others flee danger, the rescuer runs toward it. They deal with people at their worst and must make life-and-death decisions. They face
More than an Education
From Trying to Survive to Learning to Thrive “If necessity is the mother of invention, discontent is the father of progress.” David Rockefeller’s words encompass the attitude, history, and future of the Show-Me Christian School (SMCS). It began in the basement of house #4 as