BUT GOD: A Story of Love, Loss, Forgiveness and Restoration — 47 Years Later 

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Morgan moved to the Baptist Home for Girls (BHG) about three years ago, because her parents decided she needed a new situation. “My biggest adjustment was getting used to the way of life at BHG. It was very different from what I experienced at home. There was a lot more structure….since I have moved to BHG, the biggest difference in my life is Jesus. Without Him, there was a lot of negativity in my life that I thought was normal. Now, I experience much more joy and fulfillment.” – Morgan

Bryant’s Story

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Morgan moved to the Baptist Home for Girls (BHG) about three years ago, because her parents decided she needed a new situation. “My biggest adjustment was getting used to the way of life at BHG. It was very different from what I experienced at home. There was a lot more structure….since I have moved to BHG, the biggest difference in my life is Jesus. Without Him, there was a lot of negativity in my life that I thought was normal. Now, I experience much more joy and fulfillment.” – Morgan

Madison’s Story

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Madison’s story shows what happens when a child is met with safety, steady care, and the patient love of Christ.

Jayna’s Story

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Jayna’s story shows how a safe place and Christ-centered care can open the door to a brighter future.

Savannah’s Story

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Savannah’s journey reflects the ripple of love that begins when believers choose to step in.

Fallon’s Story

Fallon’s story is a reminder that no child or family has to face life’s hardest moments alone.

Trent’s Story

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Trent is an Oklahoma young man whose story is a powerful picture of hope and the difference faithful people can make.

Farrah’s Story

Baptist Home for Girls can seem like a scary place to move to, because it is a place full of teenage girls. If you give it a chance, it can be one of the best experiences of your life.

Allysen’s Story

Baptist Home for Girls can seem like a scary place to move to, because it is a place full of teenage girls. If you give it a chance, it can be one of the best experiences of your life.

Preston’s Story

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Phoenix is a creative 13-year-old. He is in the sixth grade and enjoys music class at school. He likes to build Legos, draw and play the piano. He is currently working on a new Lego set and shows patience as he follows the instructions as he builds it. “When asked what the biggest adjustment to living on campus was when he first came to OBHC at nine years old, he said, “getting used to people paying attention to me.” God has done a good work in his life, as he has gained confidence and found significance in who he is in Christ.”