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Children'sVoiceOctober/November 2014

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From the President's Desk:I recently had the opportunity to reconnect with someone who has been a huge influence in my life and a friend for nearly thirty-five years. God has blessed his ministry and his church has grown tremendously through the years. God has been so good to use this dear man to reach so many for His Kingdom’s work. It was wonderful to worship with them and to experience firsthand how God is at work in that place.

My friend had asked me to share the story of my journey with Christ and the “thread of God ’s miracle” in me with his congregation. When I began to reflect on God ’s goodness in my life over the years, I thought, I’ll never be able to do this in the allotted time. There’s too much!

There is a recurring theme through the stories. When I needed help, God was faithful. Jesus never fails! My friend and I repeated this message to each other as we visited and caught up with

each other’s story. It was an unspoken theme, but we both share a desire for significance. We want our lives to matter for God ’s Kingdom.I meet people in the life of his church who are changed because of ministry that has already taken place, and will take place in the future. In the pages that follow, you will hear from a young person who believes that staff at The Kentucky United Methodist Home for Children and Youth cared and gave value to her young life. I think that is significant. I believe there is value in that. I think that builds the Kingdom.

Your faithfulness and participation in giving bring significance to young lives, to the ministry of The Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children and Youth, and the greater Kingdom of God. Thank you again for all that you do.

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Below are some ways you can support our young people in addition to your Fifth Sunday Offering:

CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR OUR YOUNG PEOPLEIf you would like to help us provide a special Christmas for the young people we serve, please consider purchasing gift cards for them. We give those gift cards to our staff who know our residents well and they buy gifts that are personally chosen for each one. We also give some gift cards directly to our kids. Especially for those who live with us, getting to leave campus and go shopping is a fun outing. We especially need Walmart, Target, and K-Mart gift cards. Visit www.kyumh.org for ideas on more stores for Christmas gifts.

NEW! KROGER PLUS CARDS COMMUNITY REWARDS PROGRAMBe sure and read the information on the right regarding how to connect your Kroger Plus card to KYUMH to enable our kids to benefit from your weekly grocery shopping. Once you link your Kroger Plus card to KYUMH, Kroger will donate 4% of your total purchase to us. This program replaces the old Kroger KYUMH gift card program by simplifying the process to your benefit.

2015 GOOD GIVING CHALLENGEThis online giving event is sponsored by Bluegrass Community Foundation. The Good Giving Challenge runs 9:00 AM on November 3 to 11:59 PM

December 12. Donors who give during this period will have an opportunity to win thank you gifts from bluegrass area businesses. For more information, see the full details on page 5!

THE 11th ANNUAL CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY DAY Children's Advocacy day is being held this year on Thursday, February 5, 2015. This is a wonderful event that puts you in direct contact with your legislators. Come join us as we unite in

support of Kentucky’s most vulnerable children. See our website for details as we enter the new year.

YOUR PRAYERSPlease keep our young people, staff and Board of Trustees in your prayers as we serve children today, and plan for the future.

“ For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Jeremiah 29:11

By Melinda Ryles-Smith, Vice President of Advancement

5 Easy Ways To Help

kroger card changes!New! Use Your Kroger Plus Card to help KYUMH!You no longer need a Kroger gift card to donate to our agency! Instead, you can now link your Kroger Plus Card to us so that 4% of your Kroger transaction amounts will be donated to us by Kroger. Last year we received over $11,000 of free money from proceeds raised by Kroger cards, so please follow these instructions to keep your Kroger purchases supporting us!

You can sign up for a Kroger Plus card, or program your current card by following these simple steps online, or call us for assistance.

1. Visit www.kroger.com/communityrewards2. Sign in to your account online or create an account3. Find and select our organization (KY United Methodist Homes for Children & Youth), and click "Save"

NOTE: If you have any difficulty, call Ken Proctor at 859-879-4038 and he will gladly assist you with this process! Thank you for your ongoing support!

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By the age of 17, Chelsie was homeless. She had spent her childhood in turmoil, bouncing from one unsafe place to another.

Chelsie’s mother abused her. When she stayed with her father, she was surrounded by drug abuse and drug trafficking. To make matters worse, from a young age, Chelsie was abused by her brother. With trauma on every side, there simply were no safe places for Chelsie.

Suffering from so much exploitation, Chelsie began to skip school, experiment with drugs, and harm herself to cope with her pain. Eventually, things got bad enough that she ran away from home. After calling her social worker, Chelsie was transferred to the Residential

Treatment program at our Mary Kendall (Owensboro) campus.

By 2012, after participating in three other residential programs, Chelsie didn’t think there was much hope left. But she soon found out that KYUMH was different. “Mary Kendall was the only place that helped me…the only place that gave me hope and profited me,” Chelsie says. The staff were “1000 times nicer” to her than in other placements. “You can feel if someone genuinely cares about what they’re doing,” she says.

Clinical Director of the Mary Kendall (Owensboro) campus Angela Green says, "The most important thing that Chelsie learned with us is that we believed in her.  I know it was hard for her to always trust that we had that faith, but she worked so hard to give us a chance that I think she started

to believe in herself – which is what mattered most."       

During her time at the Mary Kendall campus, Chelsie says she was focused on helping the other girls in the program because she found it helped her too. Many of the girls would confide in her about things that were troubling them. Chelsie says she understood what they were going through and she was able to help them deal with it calmly. One day, when a staff member asked the girls to indicate which girl they respected the most, every single girl on campus said it was Chelsie. “I was so embarrassed,” she remembers. But she smiles as she remembers it. You can tell she knows she made a difference for others.

While in our Residential Treatment program, Chelsie says she was finally able to get her deep feelings out in

By Heidi M. Weaver, PR & Communications Coordinator

CHELSIE PreviousResident

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and really helped me.

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the right words. “I had a therapist I really connected to,” she explains. Chelsie was able to graduate from school six months early with the assistance of the staff who helped her out.

Chelsie says she had to get comfortable with her pain, so that it wouldn't break her down and make her suicidal whenever she thought about it. "I don't do the things I used to do to deal with pain or emotions," Chelsie says. You can hear the victory and pride in her voice at all she has overcome. Chelsie has chosen to cope with pain in healthy ways that she learned in our Residential Treatment program. It's helping her move forward each day.

This young woman with a bright smile recalls moments of joy she shared with other residents, foster sisters, and staff members through the years. “You can’t hold onto those (bad) memories,” she

says," speaking of the years of abuse she experienced. Somehow, she’s not bitter about all the hard times she has been through.

Chelsie now has her own place and is engaged to be married. Even today, two years after graduating from our program, Chelsie calls regularly to check in. We celebrate her victories and help her through hard times, just like many other youth across Kentucky. Chelsie is enrolled to begin classes towards her bachelor's degree to become a computer technician starting in December.

Ms. Green says, "Chelsie has been through some really hard times, things that no child should ever endure, and she trusted us to be in her world.  She has really come long way." We are so proud of all the progress she has made!

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Judy Green Providence FirstElsie Gregory Noah & Lucille GregoryLorraine Gribbens Anthony & Glenda JevansJohn F. Gross Leigh Ann Gross-WilsonRobert Guffy Bethlehem UMCC. R. & Ruth Hager Robert P. SeaboltAgnes Mae ‘Bette’ Taylor Hall Beulah TaylorHerbert & Berda Hall Jack & Brenda Hall MeadorPorter & Leo Hamlett James & Barbara HamlettG. W. Hardison Clyde & Linda NealyRev. J. C. & Mrs. Mamie Harris Noah & Lucille Gregory Jared Mattingly Beulah TaylorKathleen Harris Sue MillerVirginia Lee Harrod Barbara H. HarrodMaurice T. Hays Tom & Becky WallaceAlvin A. Hester Phyllis B. HesterMr. & Mrs. G. E. Hill Gary & Nancy HillHazel Hoagland Alberta HarpDavid Peak Holloway Stephanie Stivers Bischoff & Family Monte & Gayle Boyd, Whayne Supply Co. & Walker Machinery Co Beverly Brandon Brandywine Explosives & Supply, Inc. Glasscock Transportation Co. Brian Gollar Kevin & Cathy Holloway Robert L. Holloway Linda Van Houten David & Connie Kinnaird Dorothy M. Lamar, Jan & Lee Paul & Angie McGee Middletown UMC-Unity SS Class Britt D. Rhodes Barry Smith & Carolyn Amanda Stivers Segura & Family Dan & Rita Stivers LG & Nancy Tinnell Jim Walser Joe & Trish WheelerDorothy Carter Hood Carl & Eva ClineGeorgia Hoskinson Kathleen AlexanderAubrey & Flora Howell Bob & Linda NewellRev. Coleman Howlett J. Roger DillJane R. Huang Dr. & Mrs. Paul F. TaylorWilliam Hubbard Bill & Phyllis EmmickMargaret Cook Hughes John & Phyllis MerrymanRev. Charles Hulse The Bean Family Robert & Faye Horsley OwensboroDistrictOfficeCarrie Lee Jordan Smith’s Grove UMCJoe Henry Kearns Bill & Janice Doan

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MEMORIALS(June 26, 2014 - October 3, 2014)

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BIRTHDAYSMary Halcomb Mike & Malinda SosbyBob Heuglin Roger & Beverly NewellDave Riley Holler, Hops & Grill

GRADUATIONSDr. Scott E. Wilson-Doctorate Degree Cadiz UMC-Basic SS Class

GENERAL HONORSRev. Ben & Mrs. Mary Jo Cain Billie J. JonesJean D. Sapp Carpenter Geneva A. McIntyreChaplin UMC JamesR.HatfieldAmy R. Clark Connie & Peggy EllisSarah Colwell Barbara LambGeraldine Conner Samuel ConnerRev. & Mrs. Randy Coy Dr. & Mrs. Don Guth Noah & Faye LoganBonnie Deyo Kirk & Debora JonesLawrence ‘Larry’ Eastham, Jr. Lawrence & Pat Eastham

Frankfort District UMW Heidi WeaverBeth Fritz Becky ScottVern & Pamela Gabbard Nancy Minor & Patricia LongMia Ryan Queen Gilliam Wetzel & Denise QueenPaula Goodridge Barbara LambSammye Graven Barbara LambRobert & Margaret Haynes Lynda SmithLouise Henderson Glen & Shirley Brown Linda Lou Browning Olive Hill UMC JR, Gina & Abigail ShockeyRoger & Bonnie Barker Hester Jean D. Sapp CarpenterRev. Ken Hundley Madisonville First-Opal Audas ClassPam Jordan Greenup Business Association, Inc.Donna LaGrange Bob & Margaret HaynesDuane & Pat Miksch James & Linda ScottVicki Moore Kirk & Debora JonesNita Moran Mary-Catherine GilliamPastor Guy Moyer helia NunnMt. Zion UMC Phil & Susanne Scott

Mr. & Mrs. Matt Powell Rev. & Mrs. Halqua WilsonDr. Robert Rice Dr. & Mrs. Stephen SchnackeKathy Robertson Nila AntleElizabeth Satterly Arnold & Sharon SatterlyChester Smith Steve & Kristie HaydenEmily Smith Shelia NunnDr. Jay F. Smith Dorothy G. DodsonSummit Heights UMC-Toppers Donald & Nora WinterBonnie Taylor Larry K. TaylorDr. & Mrs. E. Ray ThrockmortonBilly&CarolynBrayfield Central UMC MaysvilleMr. & Mrs. Matthew Vanover Jim & Rachel SolomonDr. Howard H. Willen Herb Fetty Hopkinsville First-Sheila Higgins

Friendship Class

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIESMr. and Mrs. John Fulton, 60 years Dr. Jim & Mrs. Karen WolfeMr. Kenneth & Mrs. Barbara Johnson,

50 years Alma HenryRev. Maynard & Mrs. Aleene Miller, 60

years Sharon R. EvansSarah & Rick Newell, 60 years Don & Sara ‘Candy’ Fitzpatrick

HONORS (June 26, 2014 - October 3, 2014)

Ricky T. Vise Ringos Mills UMCJo Ann Waldorf James G. WaldorfJohn Wallace Mike & Malinda SosbyAnthony Wayne Walters Pete & Anne GrossDoug Ward Nancy WardMary H. Watson Andy D. WatsonMary Jane Watson Robert K. WatsonRev. Al Warner Linda H. WalkerJohn Webb Anna W. Bricken Archie & Wenda WeeksRoy Edward Webster, III Lena F. SleamakerBetty Westrick Freddie WestrickHelen Whaley Robert & Marianne LeetCharlie & Wanda Wheary Robert & Marianne LeetRosalie Whittenberger Aaron WhittenbergerLeon Willett Bridgett DavidForrest Williams Berea UMWBernice Wilson Jared Mattingly Beulah TaylorVirginia J. Morris Winsor Bill & Joyce McKinneyBruce Witcher Mr. & Mrs. Tim WitcherForrest Wright Betty J. WrightJessie Nell Young Ann Huckaba & Carol Rosen

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WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS! Youth from Petrie Memorial UMC (Elkton, KY) in partnership with AdventureServe Ministries (Wilmore, KY) pose by our Volunteer Wall of Fame after helping clean and organize on our Versailles Campus. (pictured on top left)

54 volunteers from Woodford Community Christian Church (Versailles, KY) donated over 300 hoursof service on our Versailles campus in one day, painting the dining hall (pictured bottom right and top right), clearing over 30 loads of brush and limbs (pictured on bottom left and middle right) and cleaning and painting in our school building.

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO SERVED!