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“I’m a Weirdo” … He will change her name
"I will change your name. Your new name shall be ... " We've sung this song "I Will Change Your Name" countless times at Royal Family Kids Camp. The lyrics applied to one story from our June camp at Camp Akiva in East Texas. When one 11 year old camper arrived at camp, the first thing she said...
Roll out the red carpet for the kids
The Summit Retreat in May was outstanding as we saw the mercy of God! No rain fell on Saturday when all of the outdoor activities were planned including swimming. Now that was a huge blessing! We had new teens and new volunteers that attended the retreat where the focus was on recognizing and...
2015 Dinner & Auction – A Great Night with Michael Young
The 10th annual Ambassador’s of Hope Dinner and Auction was held Saturday, March 28. Over 450 friends and supporters joined us to hear from former player and fan favorite of the Texas Rangers, Michael Young! We are so grateful for your involvement with Our Father’s Children. We are proud to have...
Let it Snow at Camp Akiva
Wow, this year is going fast or so it seems. So much has been happening in the first 60 days of 2015. Two new buildings are going up at Camp Akiva, a dorm and 14 guest cabins. Stay tuned for photos to come. We plan to be open this summer for those groups that have booked a week to enjoy the camp...
2015 Dinner & Auction with Michael Young
We are excited to announce that our featured guest speaker at our 2015 Ambassadors of Hope Dinner & Auction will be Michael Young. Michael was a 7x All-Star while playing for the Texas Rangers. The event will be held at the Hurst Conference Center on Saturday, March 28, 2015. Tickets now sale!...
Be Thankful Like Neahmiah
(click image to enlarge) Just after Thanksgiving, Becki Brandenburg (OFC Volunteer) stopped by to check on Neahmiah who she supports through the Royal Family Kids Mentoring Program. Talking with Neahmiah's mother about their Christmas needs, the mom shared this with Becki. The words are...